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Where The Sky Touches Earth
In a world where an oppressive government persecutes tainted people, Lorna (22) is the only different person in her community. In this story, she discovers truths about her world and herself.
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In a world where an oppressive government persecutes tainted people, Lorna (22) is the only different person in her community. In this story, she discovers truths about her world and herself.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Lola Contreras, Ricardo Alfonso López
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Universidad del Desarrollo
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