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Ananya

Ananya is a certified cinephile and aspiring filmmaker. She just turned 18 and she hates almost everything about it. She wants to be this crazy eccentric director making artsy films in the future and she takes baby steps towards that goal every day. She is also the proud owner of an extensive collection of cat socks. It might be becoming a problem. Help!

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Jaguar follows holocaust survivors in 1960 Spain, particularly Isabel (Blanca Suárez). But is the show gripping enough for us to follow? Find out here.

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