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A man condemned to live in routine and who has the desire to escape from, he wins a vacation that he doesn't know how to take advantage of.
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A man condemned to live in routine and who has the desire to escape from, he wins a vacation that he doesn't know how to take advantage of.
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Written By:Aida Alonso Arechar
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Clúster Audiovisual Aguascalientes México (CAAMX)
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