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Disneyland 

José, a country boy, rides his bicycle to school in Norte de Santander. What seems to be an ordinary day turns into an adventure, as it is Mother’s Day and he believes he can achieve his longed-for goal: to take his mom to Disneyland. Through various adventures, such as offering math classes, carrying coffee sacks, and trying his luck at a slot machine, he will be forced to make a difficult decision: to give up the possibility of giving his mom the gift or to sacrifice his faithful companion, his bicycle, in exchange for the money to achieve his goal. This time, it is capricious fate that will play with his luck.
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José, a country boy, rides his bicycle to school in Norte de Santander. What seems to be an ordinary day turns into an adventure, as it is Mother’s Day and he believes he can achieve his longed-for goal: to take his mom to Disneyland. Through various adventures, such as offering math classes, carrying coffee sacks, and trying his luck at a slot machine, he will be forced to make a difficult decision: to give up the possibility of giving his mom the gift or to sacrifice his faithful companion, his bicycle, in exchange for the money to achieve his goal. This time, it is capricious fate that will play with his luck.

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Directed By:Yosman S. Lindarte
Written By:Jose Luis Alonso Nieto
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Runtime:7 minutes
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