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The Fear 

The Fear tells the story of Manuel, a boy in his teens who's always reluctant to talk about what happens at home: he's afraid of his father, who beats him often. However, one day he makes a decision about his future...
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The Fear tells the story of Manuel, a boy in his teens who's always reluctant to talk about what happens at home: he's afraid of his father, who beats him often. However, one day he makes a decision about his future...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jordi Cadena
Written By:Núria Villazán, Jordi Cadena
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Glaam Media Invest, ICEC, Oberón Cinematográfica, TV3, MEDIA Programme of the European Union

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