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Omar is unable to smile. His mind takes us on a journey through memories and images by which he must understand what it means to smile, why he should smile, and what the world will hold in store for him if he cannot figure it out.
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Omar is unable to smile. His mind takes us on a journey through memories and images by which he must understand what it means to smile, why he should smile, and what the world will hold in store for him if he cannot figure it out.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Albert Muns, Alex Pérez, David Piñol
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