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El Hijo Pródigo 

In a house in the middle of nowhere, Enmanuel is waiting for his girlfriend, Ella. The unexpected arrival of his brother, Elías, with an envelope left by their deceased father, sparks a conflict over the inheritance. Hidden secrets, family tensions, and the fight over Ella lead to a tragic confrontation, where greed unleashes chaos and destruction.
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In a house in the middle of nowhere, Enmanuel is waiting for his girlfriend, Ella. The unexpected arrival of his brother, Elías, with an envelope left by their deceased father, sparks a conflict over the inheritance. Hidden secrets, family tensions, and the fight over Ella lead to a tragic confrontation, where greed unleashes chaos and destruction.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jesús Miguel Ozoria
Written By:Jesús Miguel Ozoria
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC)

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Jesús Miguel Ozoria

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Anthony Gómez

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Angelo Reyes

Elías

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Ambar Abreu

Ella

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