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May 22 2021
•0h 14m
•Comedy
Roger has a bright future as an engineer for a leading company, until a diagnosis from the doctor will make everything tumble. From that moment on, he will have to find a way to communicate his new situation to his boss, at the risk of being pushed away from work. But, contrary to what it may seem, Roger is not sick...
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Miki Esparbé
Artur Busquets
Ángel Roldán
Cristian Valencia
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