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Vete de mí
Santiago, a gray man who works as a supporting actor, changes his attitude towards life when, for a few days, he takes his young son Guillermo into his home.
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Santiago, a gray man who works as a supporting actor, changes his attitude towards life when, for a few days, he takes his young son Guillermo into his home.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jonás Trueba, Víctor García León
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Runtime:95 minutes
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