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Juan has a normal life: a good job, he is married, he is expecting his first child and he wants to move to a bigger house. One day he discovers, by chance, that his identity is not what he thought.
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Juan has a normal life: a good job, he is married, he is expecting his first child and he wants to move to a bigger house. One day he discovers, by chance, that his identity is not what he thought.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sergio Lobo, Fermín Rivera
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:INCAA
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