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Paco is a fisherman with a distant relationship with his neighbors. He lives in a small town that preferred to earn money rather than the well-being of its inhabitants. The discovery of a strange artifact will radically change the relationships between them all.
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Paco is a fisherman with a distant relationship with his neighbors. He lives in a small town that preferred to earn money rather than the well-being of its inhabitants. The discovery of a strange artifact will radically change the relationships between them all.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Alejandro Cuéllar
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Runtun Films, Polar Films
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