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Julián is king of his little piece of park. Today, perhaps, it is a little less so: a girlfriend seems to have invaded his bank. Life, they say, which is the sum of our decisions. The ones from then mark your present; those of today will decide your future.
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Julián is king of his little piece of park. Today, perhaps, it is a little less so: a girlfriend seems to have invaded his bank. Life, they say, which is the sum of our decisions. The ones from then mark your present; those of today will decide your future.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fernando Bonelli
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Mayfield Pictures, Arkatamus Films
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