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When his cat disappears, Tomi, a boy from a gated community, climbs over the fence to look for it. On the other side, he meets Juan, a poor boy, and together they embark on a search that brings them face to face with risks and unexpected discoveries.
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When his cat disappears, Tomi, a boy from a gated community, climbs over the fence to look for it. On the other side, he meets Juan, a poor boy, and together they embark on a search that brings them face to face with risks and unexpected discoveries.
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Urso Cine, Luce Nera Films
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