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Proof
In a coffee shop, Rolando awaits his first date with a girl, while a disconcerting situation becomes the center of attention in a prejudiced and uncomfortable way.
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In a coffee shop, Rolando awaits his first date with a girl, while a disconcerting situation becomes the center of attention in a prejudiced and uncomfortable way.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Creasette
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