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Leonel works at convenience store late nights, a time of the day when the harassment imposed by the paramilitary forces in the city becomes evident. The brutality he witnesses often leads Leonel to tag a wall with a message. His message is answered, and realizes he is not alone, there is more people that suffer and fight back the oppression practiced by the Mexican state.
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Leonel works at convenience store late nights, a time of the day when the harassment imposed by the paramilitary forces in the city becomes evident. The brutality he witnesses often leads Leonel to tag a wall with a message. His message is answered, and realizes he is not alone, there is more people that suffer and fight back the oppression practiced by the Mexican state.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Porfirio López
Written By:Porfirio López
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Departamento de Imagen y Sonido (DIS)

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Porfirio López

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Jesús Estrada Escobedo

Leonel

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