El suicidio
Francisco Fonseca is a bitter and negative employee of a parastatal insurance company, who is so fed up with his life that he tries unsuccessfully to take his life several times, a situation that only frustrates him more; in parallel his cubicle partner Víctor Hernández, who lives an ideal life, encourages him and tries to help him get out of his depression and chronic bitterness.
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Francisco Fonseca is a bitter and negative employee of a parastatal insurance company, who is so fed up with his life that he tries unsuccessfully to take his life several times, a situation that only frustrates him more; in parallel his cubicle partner Víctor Hernández, who lives an ideal life, encourages him and tries to help him get out of his depression and chronic bitterness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pedro Pablo de Antuñano Padilla, Luis Trejo Moreno
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Runtime:97 minutes
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