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El Retrato de Don Marino
After five years in the shadows of a prison cell, 65-year-old Marino returns to the sweltering streets of Panama City to settle a final, spiritual debt with the Black Christ of Portobelo. A weary jeweler by trade and a pimp by circumstance, Marino navigates a fragmented reality alongside his "found family": Cassandra, a sex worker under his protection, and Barba, a young gang member and boxer he mentored behind bars.
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After five years in the shadows of a prison cell, 65-year-old Marino returns to the sweltering streets of Panama City to settle a final, spiritual debt with the Black Christ of Portobelo. A weary jeweler by trade and a pimp by circumstance, Marino navigates a fragmented reality alongside his "found family": Cassandra, a sex worker under his protection, and Barba, a young gang member and boxer he mentored behind bars.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Juan D. Page
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Fluxnova Media, Faragual
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