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Nacho, a freelance photographer, barely makes ends meet. One day he sees the opportunity to provoke an accident for profit. The consequences will bring out his inner conflict and his regret for a simple moment that costs a boy his life.
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Nacho, a freelance photographer, barely makes ends meet. One day he sees the opportunity to provoke an accident for profit. The consequences will bring out his inner conflict and his regret for a simple moment that costs a boy his life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rubén Sánchez
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