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Aurelio and Marco are stoic young men immersed in the world of personal development. Their efforts to be "men of courage" are enormous, until one day everything changes.
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Aurelio and Marco are stoic young men immersed in the world of personal development. Their efforts to be "men of courage" are enormous, until one day everything changes.
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Written By:Mikel Bustamante, Jose Angel Trigo
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Bedmar Films, Cuatro en Raya Producciones
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