Tríptico (Paraíso) (1973)
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Runtime : 14M
Director : Carlos Pinto
Synopsis
A young man goes to a brothel for the first time. He feels uncomfortable and nervous there, until he enters the room with a beautiful woman. After a while, he realizes that his son, a few months old, has been in the room with them since their arrival.
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