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Alas Rotas 

José, a small-time kidnapper, is part of a group of kidnappers who hold a group of migrants captive in order to collect the reward. When José begins to have a guilty conscience his companions they begin to doubt him, now José will have to decide between continuing with the plan or doing something to change the fate of the hostages.
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José, a small-time kidnapper, is part of a group of kidnappers who hold a group of migrants captive in order to collect the reward. When José begins to have a guilty conscience his companions they begin to doubt him, now José will have to decide between continuing with the plan or doing something to change the fate of the hostages.

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Ángel Soto Castelo

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Salvador Pelayo

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Miriam Gutierrez

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