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Malicia
Malicia and Chinga, graviters friends (experts in descending hills at high speed on a bicycle), meet to memorialize their best friend, who passed away a year ago. In a neighborhood where growing up is learning to survive, Chinga doesn't have a bike, and Malicia will do everything possible to get it back.The violence in the streets continues, and while danger stalks them, they are forced to play at being adults.
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Malicia and Chinga, graviters friends (experts in descending hills at high speed on a bicycle), meet to memorialize their best friend, who passed away a year ago. In a neighborhood where growing up is learning to survive, Chinga doesn't have a bike, and Malicia will do everything possible to get it back.The violence in the streets continues, and while danger stalks them, they are forced to play at being adults.
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Runtime:15 minutes
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