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In 1996, Ricardo returns home to Caracas after a year of exchange in New York. On a trip through the beautiful coasts of Venezuela, reconcating with his friends, Ricardo suffers a strong pain that transforms his life and that of his family forever.
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In 1996, Ricardo returns home to Caracas after a year of exchange in New York. On a trip through the beautiful coasts of Venezuela, reconcating with his friends, Ricardo suffers a strong pain that transforms his life and that of his family forever.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alfredo Hueck, Luis Carlos Hueck
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Eye Hook Creative Collective, Gentilicios
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