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Marquitos is wandering around the city when he crosses paths with Zurdo, an old friend with whom he shares an ambiguous relationship that oscillates between friendship and eroticism. Together, they flee from the fate that the city has in store for them, and embark on a journey toward the Delta.
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Marquitos is wandering around the city when he crosses paths with Zurdo, an old friend with whom he shares an ambiguous relationship that oscillates between friendship and eroticism. Together, they flee from the fate that the city has in store for them, and embark on a journey toward the Delta.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Oliverio Sisso
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Studio:Universidad del Cine, Mamá Húngara, Animation Machine
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