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Tritón
An art Critic of unstable, conflictive and seductive personality discovers a sculpture of Triton, mithological caracter of man-fish. The mysterious hermafrodite figure reminds him of the loss of his father at the sea during his childhood, and triggers sexual impulses and desires of destruction in him.
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An art Critic of unstable, conflictive and seductive personality discovers a sculpture of Triton, mithological caracter of man-fish. The mysterious hermafrodite figure reminds him of the loss of his father at the sea during his childhood, and triggers sexual impulses and desires of destruction in him.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Arturo Villaseñor
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Instituto Zacatecano de Cultura, Sófocles Producciones, Targum Producciones
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