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Un grito en silencio 

Oliver was a happy man but his recent divorce has forced him to abandon himself, due to the clinical depression. During terrible episodes of depression, he realize the strong bonds he has created over time.
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Oliver was a happy man but his recent divorce has forced him to abandon himself, due to the clinical depression. During terrible episodes of depression, he realize the strong bonds he has created over time.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Oliver Granillo
Written By:Oliver Granillo
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