GAMBOA
What are you willing to do to get back those you love? Gamboa, a young man who has been a drug dealer for a long time, is determined to leave that life behind and win back his family’s trust.
After settling his debt with his boss, he tries to negotiate his way out. But his boss won’t let him go so easily.
One last job stands in his way, forcing him to risk his conscience in exchange for a chance at freedom.
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What are you willing to do to get back those you love? Gamboa, a young man who has been a drug dealer for a long time, is determined to leave that life behind and win back his family’s trust. After settling his debt with his boss, he tries to negotiate his way out. But his boss won’t let him go so easily. One last job stands in his way, forcing him to risk his conscience in exchange for a chance at freedom.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime, Drama
Written By:Emiliano Alcaraz Díaz
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Fervor Productions
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