
Maternal
Drama
Overview
Lu and Fati are teen mums living in a religious shelter in Buenos Aires. Sister Paola arrives there to take her final vows. But the girls’ impending motherhood faces her with a challenging situation.
Top Cast


Lidia Liberman
Lidia Liberman
Sor Paola
Lidia Liberman
Sor Paola
Denise Carrizo
Denise Carrizo
Fátima
Denise Carrizo
Fátima
Agustina Malale
Agustina Malale
Luciana
Agustina Malale
Luciana


Marta Lubos
Marta Lubos
Directora
Marta Lubos
Directora


Livia Fernán
Livia Fernán
Sor Aurora
Livia Fernán
Sor Aurora
Isabella Cilia
Isabella Cilia
Nina
Isabella Cilia
Nina
Alan Rivas
Alan Rivas
Michael
Alan Rivas
Michael
Renata Palminiello
Renata Palminiello
Sister Bruna
Renata Palminiello
Sister Bruna
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