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When in doubt, go left (2025)
After his first sexual encounter with his best friend, Maco finds his dead grandmother on the couch in his home. Moral guilt and masculine complexity erupt when, accompanied by his friends on the way to the funeral, one of the car's tires bursts in the middle of nowhere.
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After his first sexual encounter with his best friend, Maco finds his dead grandmother on the couch in his home. Moral guilt and masculine complexity erupt when, accompanied by his friends on the way to the funeral, one of the car's tires bursts in the middle of nowhere.
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Written By:Mariana S. Belaval
In Theaters:9/4/2025
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:MonoVisión, Lonely Park
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