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In Mexico, in 1994, Mariano, a tormented teenager has decided to commit suicide, leaving behind his testimony: a videotape explaining the World the reasons he had to do this. The result is a nostalgic and touching portrait of a young man´s soul who´s trying to redeem a family tragedy caused by him a few years before.
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In Mexico, in 1994, Mariano, a tormented teenager has decided to commit suicide, leaving behind his testimony: a videotape explaining the World the reasons he had to do this. The result is a nostalgic and touching portrait of a young man´s soul who´s trying to redeem a family tragedy caused by him a few years before.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sergio Tovar Velarde
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:ATKO Films, Astronauta Films
Cast
Sergio Tovar Velarde
Director
José Luis Martínez
Mariano
Renato Bartilotti
Rábano
Miguel Ramos Arizpe
Miguel
Erika Rosales
Laura
Eduardo Chávez Hopkins
Micha
Betzabel Barrón
Amiga de Lorena
Guillermo Camarena
Rodolfo
Luis Eduardo Carrillo
Hombre del Tianguis 1
Reuben Gonzalez
Médico de Micha
Ricardo Hopkins
Hombre del Tianguis 2
Esteban Monroy
Luis Eduardo
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