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In times of war, a child plays a soldier. One day he finds an injured man and decides to take care of him. Reality soon ends with the game.
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In times of war, a child plays a soldier. One day he finds an injured man and decides to take care of him. Reality soon ends with the game.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Fabián Guamaní Aldaz
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Estudio Maca, Retrogusto Films
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