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El Transfer
An individual who lives the stereotypical Puerto Rican picture, is transferred for work in Paris. With a traveler's manual in hand, he adapts to the ambient future, realizing his solitary lifestyle. Perhaps, in this transfer, he will not travel alone.
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An individual who lives the stereotypical Puerto Rican picture, is transferred for work in Paris. With a traveler's manual in hand, he adapts to the ambient future, realizing his solitary lifestyle. Perhaps, in this transfer, he will not travel alone.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Heixan Robles, Skip Font, Zorimar González
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:POV Creative Media, La Célula Fílmica, ZGC Enterprises
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