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The Death of Oso
Saúl knows what to do to save his dog's life. However, one day he receives the call from the vet. Oso is dead. Saúl turns obsessed in getting the money to incinerate him individually, reaching extremes that he could never imagine.
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Saúl knows what to do to save his dog's life. However, one day he receives the call from the vet. Oso is dead. Saúl turns obsessed in getting the money to incinerate him individually, reaching extremes that he could never imagine.
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Written By:Cristian Sitjas
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