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El tiempo de las moscas | Tráiler oficial | Netflix
Time Flies | Official Trailer | Netflix
Dos ex presidiarias se convierten en heroínas cuando se enfrentan a la posibilidad de volver a delinquir. Luego de aceptar un encargo, Inés (Carla Peterson) y La Manca (Nancy Dupláa) intuyen que les han tendido una trampa y deben convertirse en detectives de su propia vida. Armadas de valentía, aunque con cierta torpeza, ambas deberán apoyarse mutuamente para atravesar un camino lleno de engaños y peligros.
Ver en Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81517479
Two ex-convicts become heroines when faced with the possibility of returning to crime. After accepting a job, Inés (Carla Peterson) and La Manca (Nancy Dupláa) suspect they've been set up and must become detectives of their own lives. Armed with courage, albeit with a touch of clumsiness, they must rely on each other to navigate a path filled with deception and danger.
Watch on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81517479
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