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Los ojos de un niño 

Little boy learns of his stepmother's infidelity and later witnesses a murder... but the shocks have thrown him into a hysterical paralysis, and it's almost impossible for him to communicate anything to anybody.
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Little boy learns of his stepmother's infidelity and later witnesses a murder... but the shocks have thrown him into a hysterical paralysis, and it's almost impossible for him to communicate anything to anybody.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Crime
Directed By:Tulio Demicheli
Written By:Antonio Orellana, Tulio Demicheli, Juan Filcer
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Televicine

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