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Ale is a seventeen-year-old who decides to help a man who picks up trash to make a living. His new way of life drives Ale away from his house, and he makes the decision to move to a squatted plot of land.
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Ale is a seventeen-year-old who decides to help a man who picks up trash to make a living. His new way of life drives Ale away from his house, and he makes the decision to move to a squatted plot of land.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leonardo Novak, Fiona Lena Brown, Germán Basso, Braian Gonzalez
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:La Cordillera Films
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