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Soy lo que nunca fui
Renato, Abel & Gabriela are a family torn apart by their emotions. For them, the longing for happiness and breaking free from their harsh realities seems punishable. Their individual choices will take its toll on the lives of others, bringing forth the fragile ties that bind them.
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Renato, Abel & Gabriela are a family torn apart by their emotions. For them, the longing for happiness and breaking free from their harsh realities seems punishable. Their individual choices will take its toll on the lives of others, bringing forth the fragile ties that bind them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alberto Gutierrez, Benjamin Figueroa Garcia, Rodrigo Álvarez Flores
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Runtime:123 minutes
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