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Manuel and Javier are two boys who live in a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of Madrid. Manuel is homosexual and he loves Javier, but he has never told anyone. Everything begins to get complicated when Javier begins to bring his new girlfriend to the apartment.Anxiety and anguish began little by little to consume Manuel.
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Manuel and Javier are two boys who live in a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of Madrid. Manuel is homosexual and he loves Javier, but he has never told anyone. Everything begins to get complicated when Javier begins to bring his new girlfriend to the apartment.Anxiety and anguish began little by little to consume Manuel.
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