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Bastián, a boy from La Faena questions his future as he walks through the neighborhood where he grew up, weighed down by the responsabilities that keep him stuck there everyday.
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Bastián, a boy from La Faena questions his future as he walks through the neighborhood where he grew up, weighed down by the responsabilities that keep him stuck there everyday.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fiona Kemper
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