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El universo conspira
Montevideo, the Pride March, a group of young people trying to find their way in this stage of life where everything is often uncertain. Love, relationships, friendship, work, the future. In this context of party and chaos, there was no chance for Bruno and Bruno to cross paths. And yet, the universe conspires.
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Montevideo, the Pride March, a group of young people trying to find their way in this stage of life where everything is often uncertain. Love, relationships, friendship, work, the future. In this context of party and chaos, there was no chance for Bruno and Bruno to cross paths. And yet, the universe conspires.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Leonardo Pintos
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Manso Producciones, Ouroboros Films, UN3 TV
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