Una Carta al ARPARO
Genres
Overview
After noticing the shortcomings of its university BUAP by its students, it suffers its biggest unemployment in recent years. The faculty of plastic and audiovisual arts show the life they had and the ties that were formed during thirty-three days
Details
Budget
$270
Revenue
$0
Runtime
40 min
Release Date
2025-05-02
Status
Released
Original Language
Spanish
Vote Count
0
Vote Average
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Rebeca Romero
self
Xavier Capetillo Rodríguez
self
kCalico
self
Teoo
self
Salvador Solano
self
Antares
self
Emmanuel Camacho Romero
self
Yoltic Alvill
Self
Gabriel Domínguez
self
Andy Cruz
self
Maikee Portillo
self
Joseph
self
iDan_i_
self
Tanque
self
Ivan herrera
self
Martin Fiz
self
Kenia Flores
self
Xady
self
Xochitl Medina Báez
Self
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