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Bombay 

Armando is a young boy who spend his days between working at a storage and visiting his mother at a mental institution where she lives. After his last birthday solitude starts to bordering him deeply so he makes a new friend; Bombay.
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Armando is a young boy who spend his days between working at a storage and visiting his mother at a mental institution where she lives. After his last birthday solitude starts to bordering him deeply so he makes a new friend; Bombay.

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Directed By:Javier Ávila
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Runtime:70 minutes
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