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Le Warrior
Gerald has a nosebleed and is used to violence. In his attempt not to face reality, he just keeps moving forward. But everything has a limit, the city and the night confront him and even if he tries to escape again, the break will be inevitable.
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Gerald has a nosebleed and is used to violence. In his attempt not to face reality, he just keeps moving forward. But everything has a limit, the city and the night confront him and even if he tries to escape again, the break will be inevitable.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Federico Schmukler, Juan Sebastian Torales
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Lupa Producciones, Cabustra Arts
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