"East Side Sushi"
When Juana tries real sushi for the first time, she is immediatley smitten by it and discovers a passion she never knew she had.
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REDENCIÓN combines four stories that converge into one, full of suspense, action and drama, where an elderly man who is treated like a slave BENJAMÍN (Carlos Villamizar), a man with terminal leukemia TRINO (Laureano Olivarez) and a successful but corrupt intelligence officer BRUNO (Carlos Guillermo Haydon), tie their lives to a highly dangerous psychiatric patient LORETO (Marcel Barragán) who escapes and triggers a series of events that will keep the viewer trapped waiting for REDEMPTION.
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REDENCIÓN combines four stories that converge into one, full of suspense, action and drama, where an elderly man who is treated like a slave BENJAMÍN (Carlos Villamizar), a man with terminal leukemia TRINO (Laureano Olivarez) and a successful but corrupt intelligence officer BRUNO (Carlos Guillermo Haydon), tie their lives to a highly dangerous psychiatric patient LORETO (Marcel Barragán) who escapes and triggers a series of events that will keep the viewer trapped waiting for REDEMPTION.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcel Barragán
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Fundación Mundo Ayuda
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