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El niño que no quería matar
After being physically and mentally abused by his classmate Matías, Juan becomes as sick and savage as his tormentor.
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After being physically and mentally abused by his classmate Matías, Juan becomes as sick and savage as his tormentor.
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Written By:Wesley Verástegui
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Runtime:141 minutes
Studio:Esfena
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