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Juan and Gonzalo are journalists and long-time friends. They both enjoy a good position at the newspaper, but the ‘midday demon’ (or mid-life crisis) lurks. Especially today, when they come from a funeral where they have had to say goodbye to a former colleague. They stop for a coffee before going to work and, suddenly, Juan starts a confrontation with his friend for feeding bread to the ducks.
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Juan and Gonzalo are journalists and long-time friends. They both enjoy a good position at the newspaper, but the ‘midday demon’ (or mid-life crisis) lurks. Especially today, when they come from a funeral where they have had to say goodbye to a former colleague. They stop for a coffee before going to work and, suddenly, Juan starts a confrontation with his friend for feeding bread to the ducks.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Andrea Noceda
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Studio:Encanta Films
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