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He, Behind the Gun 

An ex-graffer, now security guard warns his brother about the dangers of joining riots against police brutality. Although each brother walks a different path, at the end of the night, their journeys will cross.
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An ex-graffer, now security guard warns his brother about the dangers of joining riots against police brutality. Although each brother walks a different path, at the end of the night, their journeys will cross.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Gabriel Esdras
Written By:Gabriel Esdras, Daniel Luna
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Tercer Ojo

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