20 May 2022 Drama, Factual 11 mins
La Santísima Trinidad, a traditional neighborhood in Querétaro, México, is where Juana resides, a housewife, a retired seamstress, mother and grandmother, who opens the doors to her interior.
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Juana Guerrero as Self
Azul Pagnotta Serrano Director
Mexico 04 August 2022
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