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During a chaotic day that begins with the stay of his dad in the hospital, Lily, a seven-year-old girl who only intends to see him, begins to question about the meaning of death.
Top billed cast
Vanessa Almaguer- Myrna Silva
- Iván Esquivel
- Isabel Mora
- Zaida Carolina González
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