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A boy suffers a stroke. The doctor and his mother discuss his current state: if he wakes up, he won't be able to walk again. His mother, however, is still hopeful.
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A boy suffers a stroke. The doctor and his mother discuss his current state: if he wakes up, he won't be able to walk again. His mother, however, is still hopeful.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Andrew Hernández
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Atlantic University College, Lummine Productions
Cast
Andrew Hernández
Director
Leonardo Castro Sitiriche
Doctor
Daniel Colón
Janiel
Hecni Valle
Imaginary friend
Nellianne Arce
Amanda
Emanuel Martínez
Paramedic
Nesty Vázquez
Paramedic
Joevan Cardona
Basketball player
Edgar Rodríguez
Basketball player
Owen Meléndez
Basketball player
Raymond Medina
Basketball player
Raúl Colón
Basketball player
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