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The Last Summer of La Boyita
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The Last Summer of La Boyita

El último verano de la Boyita

Film · 88 min · Spanish · 2009

Directed by Julia Solomonoff

Young Jorgelina feels estranged from her boy-crazy older sister, who has entered adolescence and doesn't want to hang around with little kids anymore. Finding refuge in their Boyita camper-van, Jorgelina travels with her father to the countryside, where her lifelong playmate Mario is undergoing som…

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MRR-2009-FLM-922091
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Lucky Monkey Pictures
Country of origin
Argentina
Catalogued
2026-10-06
Registry ID
MRR-2009-FLM-922091
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