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Un buen hombre 

Rubén returns to live with his parents in the quiet town where he was born, after having studied film in Santiago. Accustomed to the city, he only thinks about returning. However, thanks to Romina he begins to fall in love with the place again.
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Rubén returns to live with his parents in the quiet town where he was born, after having studied film in Santiago. Accustomed to the city, he only thinks about returning. However, thanks to Romina he begins to fall in love with the place again.

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Directed By:Alexis Donoso
Written By:Alexis Donoso
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Runtime:90 minutes
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