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2002 | B/N | 12 This is the story of a man and his arrival in the land of the dead, where he is greeted by a worm, smiling skulls, and the Catrina herself (Posada's famous fancy skeleton). Gradually, our character discovers that, barring some inconveniences, being dead is not so bad. Country: México Direction: Castillo; René
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