The Gentiles

Year: 2021

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Santi Amodeo

DramaComedy

Ana shares her life through Instagram and other social media platforms, posting pictures, videos, and short animations alongside thoughtful captions. As she navigates typical teenage struggles like family conflicts and questions of identity, she also finds herself experiencing confusing new feelings for her close friend, Corrales.

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