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Taekwondo
Germán is invited by Fernando, a friend from taekwondo training, to spend the holidays with his close friends at a beautiful country house. In a setting filled with attractive guys playing sports, lounging by the pool, smoking and drinking, certain desires and doubts surface more intensely than usual.
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Germán is invited by Fernando, a friend from taekwondo training, to spend the holidays with his close friends at a beautiful country house. In a setting filled with attractive guys playing sports, lounging by the pool, smoking and drinking, certain desires and doubts surface more intensely than usual.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Marco Berger
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Box Office:$2,186
Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Oh My Gomez! Films, Cinemilagroso
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