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Rock, Paper, Scissors (2025)
Mateo invites his friends for a weekend and proposes they play an unconventional game. They’ll each share their best memory of him, and then he’ll choose a winner. Secrets emerge in this exploration of the shared memories that bind us.
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Mateo invites his friends for a weekend and proposes they play an unconventional game. They’ll each share their best memory of him, and then he’ll choose a winner. Secrets emerge in this exploration of the shared memories that bind us.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nach Solís
In Theaters:6/21/2025
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Darkwind Seven (ES), Gadol Producciones, La Industria del Cine Films (ES), Producciones Rokamboleskas
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