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Ferruco

2024-09-06 · 25 min · Not rated

Documentary

After spending some time in a rehabilitation clinic, Ferruco immerses himself in the bowels of the scientific station “Las Joyas” with the purpose of safeguarding this important protected area from fires that threaten the perimeter in times of drought, At the same time, he continues his fight to not fall back on drugs and seeks for the opportunity to redeem himself through his work.

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Directors
Imanol V. Martinez
Production companies
Universidad de Guadalajara, Marvefilms
Countries
Mexico
Status
Released

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Jose Alfredo Aragon Cruz “Ferruco”Himself

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