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Pablo, who hasn’t come out of the closet is a privileged young guy who loves basketball, he lives with his castrating father who wants him to give up on his idea of getting a sports scholarship to help him with the family business. Renato is a small dealer who teaches him all the basketball secrets and encourages him to follow his dream.
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Pablo, who hasn’t come out of the closet is a privileged young guy who loves basketball, he lives with his castrating father who wants him to give up on his idea of getting a sports scholarship to help him with the family business. Renato is a small dealer who teaches him all the basketball secrets and encourages him to follow his dream.
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