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An artist, both nervous and distracted, finds himself under interrogation for a crime he possibly did not commit, even though his hands are dyed red.
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An artist, both nervous and distracted, finds himself under interrogation for a crime he possibly did not commit, even though his hands are dyed red.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery
Written By:Santiago Duque Ramírez
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Studio:Universidad del Cine
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