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Daddy Is My Idol
Pablo is a former professional skier retired due to a health problem, who lives with Martín, his son. To celebrate his son's birthday, Pablo takes him to Sierra Nevada, Spain where they will meet Ángela and Vicky, mother and daughter respectively, where a friendship and something more will emerge.
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Pablo is a former professional skier retired due to a health problem, who lives with Martín, his son. To celebrate his son's birthday, Pablo takes him to Sierra Nevada, Spain where they will meet Ángela and Vicky, mother and daughter respectively, where a friendship and something more will emerge.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family, Romance
Written By:Marcos Carnevale
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Runtime:85 minutes
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