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Néstor, a structured doctor, divides his days between research with the elderly and training for a high-performance sports competition. Unexpected news will hit him and put all his dogmas in check.
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Néstor, a structured doctor, divides his days between research with the elderly and training for a high-performance sports competition. Unexpected news will hit him and put all his dogmas in check.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:José Kemelmajer, Ariel Benasayag, Diego Niemetz
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:El Generador SAS
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