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Elías is just beginning his career as a high school teacher and just beginning his relationship with Pedro when he finds out that he's HIV positive. How will he tell his new lover?
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Elías is just beginning his career as a high school teacher and just beginning his relationship with Pedro when he finds out that he's HIV positive. How will he tell his new lover?
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Antonio Naharro, Álvaro Pastor
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Runtime:24 minutes
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