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Castillo y El Armado
Castillo, a young stevedore, divides his time between the carpets he has to carry, his family, and a fishing rod. One windy night, he encounters his own brutality on the fishing line.
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Castillo, a young stevedore, divides his time between the carpets he has to carry, his family, and a fishing rod. One windy night, he encounters his own brutality on the fishing line.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Pedro Harres
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Otto Desenhos Animados
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