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El hijo de su padre
Gabriel, a devoted and loving single father, is thrown into turmoil when his mother announces she is selling the house they lived in for years. This news stirs up deep emotions and reopens the void left by the absence of his own father, Arturo.
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Gabriel, a devoted and loving single father, is thrown into turmoil when his mother announces she is selling the house they lived in for years. This news stirs up deep emotions and reopens the void left by the absence of his own father, Arturo.
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Written By:Aarón Fernández Lesur
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:EFICINE 189, Santa Lucía Cine
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