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At a party Luis and Jesús decide to try a hallucinogenic drug. This leads them to face their deepest memories, fears and desires.
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At a party Luis and Jesús decide to try a hallucinogenic drug. This leads them to face their deepest memories, fears and desires.
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Written By:Luis Fernando Jiménez Mayagoitia, Uriel de Jesús Juárez Tavera, Andree Pons
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