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Sergio is just out of prison. He meets up with an old childhood friend, hoping for a fresh start, but it's not long before he feels even more hopeless about the life ahead than the one he just left behind.
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Sergio is just out of prison. He meets up with an old childhood friend, hoping for a fresh start, but it's not long before he feels even more hopeless about the life ahead than the one he just left behind.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Aram Hamawandy, Louis Russell, Simon Settergren
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Filmweaver, Light in a Room
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