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They Danced
A psychological thriller following Fernando, a senior in a Honduran high school who dances professional ballet, turning him into an easy target to bullying, suffering psychologically emotionally and physically. On a fatidic day, all the abuse will be too much and Fernando is forced to make decisions that will forever change his life and the fate of his classmates.
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A psychological thriller following Fernando, a senior in a Honduran high school who dances professional ballet, turning him into an easy target to bullying, suffering psychologically emotionally and physically. On a fatidic day, all the abuse will be too much and Fernando is forced to make decisions that will forever change his life and the fate of his classmates.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jurek Jablonicky, Miguel Carreras, Jan Pavel Jablonicky
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:HTW Media
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