The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student
This coming-of-age movie discusses immigration issues in the United States through the eyes of two exchange students in Brazil.
The Man Who Loved Flowers
While a serial killer is on the loose in Mexico City during the spring, a man in love walks the streets and is approached by a strange flower vendor who tries to persuade him to buy a bouquet for his girlfriend. After being persuaded and buying the bouquet, the man encounters a woman who appears to be his beloved.
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While a serial killer is on the loose in Mexico City during the spring, a man in love walks the streets and is approached by a strange flower vendor who tries to persuade him to buy a bouquet for his girlfriend. After being persuaded and buying the bouquet, the man encounters a woman who appears to be his beloved.
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Written By:Eduardo Colón
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Jeremy's Films, Jennel Films, LC Cine
Cast
Eduardo Colón
Director
Mikael Lacko
El hombre del traje gris
Sofía Aragón
Norma
Gabriel Chávez
Florista
Mercedes Regina
Esposa
Miguel Angel Quíz
Esposo
Etza Arellano
Mujer con vestido amarillo
José Gabriel Chávez
Repartidor de Periódico
Javier Alberto Colín
Vendedor de periódicos
Marcela Citlalin Andrade
Vendedora de dulces
Andrés Manterola
Hombre de la pelota
Raúl Cuellar
Hombre que bebe 1
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