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Tu forma de ver el mundo 

Alan is a lawyer and family man immersed in his work routine, paying little attention to his wife and son. Following a car accident, Alan is hospitalized. There he meets an older man, a man of strong values ​​and good character, who teaches him a different perspective on life.
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Alan is a lawyer and family man immersed in his work routine, paying little attention to his wife and son. Following a car accident, Alan is hospitalized. There he meets an older man, a man of strong values ​​and good character, who teaches him a different perspective on life.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Germán Abal
Written By:Germán Abal
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Runtime:76 minutes
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