Damian is a 45 year old lawyer, married and with two daughters, who undergoing a deep crisis, finds refuge in an abandoned building down town. One night Damian meets Estela, a local transvestite prostitute who takes advantage of the privacy of the building to satisfy her clients. It's at this moment, when a particular relationship starts between them. Through Estela's eyes, Damian begins to look at things differently and to get to know himself better. From now on, everything will change in his life.
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Damian is a 45 year old lawyer, married and with two daughters, who undergoing a deep crisis, finds refuge in an abandoned building down town. One night Damian meets Estela, a local transvestite prostitute who takes advantage of the privacy of the building to satisfy her clients. It's at this moment, when a...
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Uomo was directed by Rafael Escolar and released in 2013. It stars Adrián Azaceta, Natalia Di Cienzo and Maximiliano Gallo.
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