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Xinantécatl 

Ruben emigrated to the big city, he receives an email from and old friend that will take him back to his hometown and to the place of a horrible memory of his past at the top of the Xinantecatl volanoe.
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Ruben emigrated to the big city, he receives an email from and old friend that will take him back to his hometown and to the place of a horrible memory of his past at the top of the Xinantecatl volanoe.

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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC)

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