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That Split-up Place 

Marcos and Mateo have been friends since they were children. The two have grown up together until the construction of a highway splits their town in two. Marcos ends up on one side, while Mateo is on the other. And that highway is not the only one that tries to separate them.
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Marcos and Mateo have been friends since they were children. The two have grown up together until the construction of a highway splits their town in two. Marcos ends up on one side, while Mateo is on the other. And that highway is not the only one that tries to separate them.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pablo Santidrián, Inés Pintor
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:La breve historia

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