Review of The Reader (2008) by Fabio V — 07 Dec 2012

Excelente película gramática en la cual un joven tiene un romance con una mujer mayor, años despues se vuelven a encontrar y descubre que ella gurda un oscuro pasado.

This review of The Reader (2008) was written by Fabio V on 07 Dec 2012.

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