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In an abandoned shopping center, Luis sees his best friend being assaulted. Incapable of facing it he runs away from the adolescent violence that haunts him while struggling against himself.
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In an abandoned shopping center, Luis sees his best friend being assaulted. Incapable of facing it he runs away from the adolescent violence that haunts him while struggling against himself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Paula Tomás Marques
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema
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