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That boy who thinks it's funny
Gerardo skips high school day and meets Alejandra, who needs his help to find a nearby street. The route, apparently simple but full of encounters and interruptions, leads them to reflect on their own identity.
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Gerardo skips high school day and meets Alejandra, who needs his help to find a nearby street. The route, apparently simple but full of encounters and interruptions, leads them to reflect on their own identity.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Haroldo Fajardo
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:ASOCIAAL
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