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José cannot accept the idea of having been retired. He continues traveling the routes as he has done all his life, stopping in the same places, pretending that everything remains the same. At the cabaret, Ruby comes face to face with his reality.
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José cannot accept the idea of having been retired. He continues traveling the routes as he has done all his life, stopping in the same places, pretending that everything remains the same. At the cabaret, Ruby comes face to face with his reality.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nadia Benedicto
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Runtime:12 minutes
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