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The First Night
A couple of farmers have been displaced from their land, a jungle area, isolated from the world, where lived his childhood and youth, and was brutally thrown to face the streets of an unfamiliar city, huge and ruthless.
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A couple of farmers have been displaced from their land, a jungle area, isolated from the world, where lived his childhood and youth, and was brutally thrown to face the streets of an unfamiliar city, huge and ruthless.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Alberto Restrepo, Alberto Quiroga
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Congo Films
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