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José, a teenager who has never left his village in Andalusia, spends the summer at his father's butcher shop. During an assignment he will meet a mysterious man who will awake feelings in Jose that are unknown to him.
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José, a teenager who has never left his village in Andalusia, spends the summer at his father's butcher shop. During an assignment he will meet a mysterious man who will awake feelings in Jose that are unknown to him.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Rafael Martínez Calle
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:El Trampoline
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