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Lautaro and Sebastián are two young actors leading a film that talks about a love between two people of the same sex, until, while filming, one of them begins to feel attracted to his partner.
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Lautaro and Sebastián are two young actors leading a film that talks about a love between two people of the same sex, until, while filming, one of them begins to feel attracted to his partner.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcelo Amorosi
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:VisionProducciones
Cast
Marcelo Amorosi
Director
Dimas Santillán
Lautaro Borges
Joel Guillerón
Sebastián Muñoz
Susa Salas
Lilian Beneth
Alessandra Waitomo
Mara
Laly Mainardi
Mamá de Rubén
Sandra Frutos
Silvia Baró
Gabriel Villareal
Rubén Baró
Josefina Salas
Mujer Misteriosa
Juan C. Reffino
Productor
Alicia Martino
Mamá de Lautaro
Julio Salas
Papá de Lautaro
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