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In rural Spain, two boys who are about to leave their village meet up to play one last football match together. What happens next will define their relationship forever.
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In rural Spain, two boys who are about to leave their village meet up to play one last football match together. What happens next will define their relationship forever.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Miguel Alcalde de la Fuente
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