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A father like mine 

Javier has been an absent father in his son Emiliano’s life. After years of promising him a trip to the mountains, Javier finally takes him. During the journey, they have three distinct conversations in which they talk about Emiliano’s future career, Javier’s unborn child, and his absence in Emiliano’s life in the past.
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Javier has been an absent father in his son Emiliano’s life. After years of promising him a trip to the mountains, Javier finally takes him. During the journey, they have three distinct conversations in which they talk about Emiliano’s future career, Javier’s unborn child, and his absence in Emiliano’s life in the past.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mathi Taylor
Written By:Mathi Taylor
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Runtime:15 minutes
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