El lado oscuro del arcoíris (2024)
Gerardo is a gay newspaper editor in the 1980s who faces a dilemma that could define his way of life.
Top billed cast
Julian AlmeidaGerardo
Samuel CaroCamilo
Hadder CárdenasJefe
Mateo García PorrasAlfonso
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