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One Day
The bus routine of a young rapper who dreams of leaving the city jungle of Bogotá is disrupted by the persistent presence of his little sister. And gang violence puts his dream of a better life to a hard test.
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The bus routine of a young rapper who dreams of leaving the city jungle of Bogotá is disrupted by the persistent presence of his little sister. And gang violence puts his dream of a better life to a hard test.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Annalisa Vozza
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Puracé Pictures, Altiplano GPS, El Astillero
Cast
Annalisa Vozza
Director
Johan Bustos Quinche
Cristian
Gabriela Otálora Martín
Jackeline
Sandra Reyes
Gloria
Anibal José Bitar González
Jhon
Kevin Fabián Córdoba Ojeda
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Erik Jeffrey Martin Maldorado
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Bryan Nicolay Mora Barón
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Kimberly Jiménez Mendoza
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Stefany Parra Córdoba
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Daniel Santiago García Martín
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Maicol Andrés Díaz Amado
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