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Reus, la vuelta al barrio
In the mythical Reus neighborhood, two families dispute control of the area. One of them fights to recover their place and the other to resolve unfinished business. The conflict generates a spiral of violence that causes a confrontation between the new generations.
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In the mythical Reus neighborhood, two families dispute control of the area. One of them fights to recover their place and the other to resolve unfinished business. The conflict generates a spiral of violence that causes a confrontation between the new generations.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Eduardo Piñero, Pablo Fernandez
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Sueko Films, Linha de Produção, 3C Films Group
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