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Two brothers take care of themselves because their father abandoned them. Julián as a rebel, Marco trying to keep things in order and Ernesto wanting to get his children back; all three will make decisions that don't always turn out well.
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Two brothers take care of themselves because their father abandoned them. Julián as a rebel, Marco trying to keep things in order and Ernesto wanting to get his children back; all three will make decisions that don't always turn out well.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Matías Malet, Victor Postiglione
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Findling Films, Alebrije Producciones, Play Like Kids
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