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Leviticus 20:13 

This is the story of Damián, an obsessed 30-year-old young man, who has suffered all his life from the sexual abuse of his childhood caused by several priests from his school. These traumas from the past worsen with his small addiction to alcohol, which he tries to hide in his immediate surroundings. A night of hunting for the gay-friendly venues in the city. Of the revenge that he has simmered throughout a lifetime darkened by the abuse suffered in his childhood. Of a bloody and purifying ritual. Revenge or justice?
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This is the story of Damián, an obsessed 30-year-old young man, who has suffered all his life from the sexual abuse of his childhood caused by several priests from his school. These traumas from the past worsen with his small addiction to alcohol, which he tries to hide in his immediate surroundings. A night of hunting for the gay-friendly venues in the city. Of the revenge that he has simmered throughout a lifetime darkened by the abuse suffered in his childhood. Of a bloody and purifying ritual. Revenge or justice?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Paco Torres
Written By:Paco Torres, Fernando Repiso
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:tres producciones y media, Blend Studios

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Paco Torres

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Antonio Sides

Damián

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Nico Montoya

Don Andrés

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Rosana Barranco

Laundry woman

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Antonio Azañeiro

Pablo

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