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Abel
Abel, 17, a first-generation Mexican-American, finds solace in the arms of his aging father as the two reconnect over their shared sense of loss.
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Abel, 17, a first-generation Mexican-American, finds solace in the arms of his aging father as the two reconnect over their shared sense of loss.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dekel Berenson
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Two & Two Pictures
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