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Elias
Elías works in a funeral home making up corpses from which he steals things of value, every time he has a need. Until one day he steals the shoes of Belisario, his eternal rival, who has always courted Esther, the mother of his son.
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Elías works in a funeral home making up corpses from which he steals things of value, every time he has a need. Until one day he steals the shoes of Belisario, his eternal rival, who has always courted Esther, the mother of his son.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sandra Molano Torres
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Proimagenes Colombia, Producciones Vista Previa, Equipment & Film Design, Alcaldía de Sogamoso
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