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Your Next Door Neighbours
The Flores is your average sitcom family. Normal and flawless. Or at least that's what Rosa tries to have. As the head of the house, she works hard to get everything ready for dinner with grandma. But with her unhelpful husband, the reveal of her queer teenage twins, and an unexpected guest getting in the middle of her preparation. Rosa must learn to either accept her dysfunctional and quirky family or dismiss it in order to have a night of perfect bliss.
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The Flores is your average sitcom family. Normal and flawless. Or at least that's what Rosa tries to have. As the head of the house, she works hard to get everything ready for dinner with grandma. But with her unhelpful husband, the reveal of her queer teenage twins, and an unexpected guest getting in the middle of her preparation. Rosa must learn to either accept her dysfunctional and quirky family or dismiss it in order to have a night of perfect bliss.
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