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A Place to Dive
Julio arrives in Colombia in search of a better life and, in complete solitude, he wanders the city. Until he meets Nicolás, with whom he will have to negotiate his feelings and search for a common denominator that will lead them to fulfill each of their goals.
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Julio arrives in Colombia in search of a better life and, in complete solitude, he wanders the city. Until he meets Nicolás, with whom he will have to negotiate his feelings and search for a common denominator that will lead them to fulfill each of their goals.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jonatan Villar, Vanesa Falcone
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Bloom Producciones, Attitude Films
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