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Abraham, the owner of a ranch, has just lost his son Rubén. The night after the funeral, Abraham begins to have a visit at the ranch. In a desperate attempt of faith, Abraham talks to God who gives him the answer to recover his sons before he loses him forever.
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Abraham, the owner of a ranch, has just lost his son Rubén. The night after the funeral, Abraham begins to have a visit at the ranch. In a desperate attempt of faith, Abraham talks to God who gives him the answer to recover his sons before he loses him forever.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Diego Sandez
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Runtime:20 minutes
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