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Juan, a young man from Quito with extremist ideals, rejects his roots, and constantly tries to be someone else; soon the height of Quito will put him in the place where he belogns.
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Juan, a young man from Quito with extremist ideals, rejects his roots, and constantly tries to be someone else; soon the height of Quito will put him in the place where he belogns.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Juan Diego García
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:COCOA - Universidad San Francisco de Quito
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