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Ya Ni Madre Tengo poster

Ya Ni Madre Tengo 

In Playa del Niño, a territory worn by the passage of time, two worlds intersect in the search for freedom. The world of Julio, a young man determined to kill the tides of his life, and Noeh, a fisherman drowning in the circumstances that surround him. Reality and fiction converge to give life to a story hidden in the landscapes of Cancun.
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In Playa del Niño, a territory worn by the passage of time, two worlds intersect in the search for freedom. The world of Julio, a young man determined to kill the tides of his life, and Noeh, a fisherman drowning in the circumstances that surround him. Reality and fiction converge to give life to a story hidden in the landscapes of Cancun.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Oscar Croda Gutiérrez
Written By:Oscar Croda Gutiérrez
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Cast

Director

Oscar Croda Gutiérrez

Director

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César Croda Gutiérrez

Julio Dacosta

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Gilmer Alberto

Noeh Eduardo

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Emilio Domínguez

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Miranda Salgado

Vendedor de Cocos

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Milda

Dagne

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