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Señor, si usted existe, por qué no me saca de este infierno 

Chacho tries to occupy his time in order to escape from drug use. He takes courses in film and baking. He doesn't show up at the shelter on weekends. That's when the devil catches him, he says. His life changes when he moves into a new house, without the rules of the shelter. But temptation is latent and his abstinence grows.
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Chacho tries to occupy his time in order to escape from drug use. He takes courses in film and baking. He doesn't show up at the shelter on weekends. That's when the devil catches him, he says. His life changes when he moves into a new house, without the rules of the shelter. But temptation is latent and his abstinence grows.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jorge Fierro
Written By:Jorge Fierro
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Monarca Films

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