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Nico's father, with whom he has a distant relationship, comes to town for medical reasons. Nico must hide his homosexuality in addition to his new life as a drag queen.
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Nico's father, with whom he has a distant relationship, comes to town for medical reasons. Nico must hide his homosexuality in addition to his new life as a drag queen.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Pacheco, Rafael Ruiz Espejo
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Agujero Negro
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