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After thirty years working in a municipality as a public servant, Luis is fired by the new major. Now he is sixty years old and he decides to return to his hometown where the terrorists killed peasants and his parents twenty-five years ago. he reassumes apiculture, the old trade that his father taught him when he was a child. luis finds a new opportunity to move on in his hometown.
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After thirty years working in a municipality as a public servant, Luis is fired by the new major. Now he is sixty years old and he decides to return to his hometown where the terrorists killed peasants and his parents twenty-five years ago. he reassumes apiculture, the old trade that his father taught him when he was a child. luis finds a new opportunity to move on in his hometown.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Basurto
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Badu Producciones
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