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Confined to her workplace, a woman laments her friend’s final day on the job. As the farewell draws near, daydreams begin to take over her daily routine.
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Confined to her workplace, a woman laments her friend’s final day on the job. As the farewell draws near, daydreams begin to take over her daily routine.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Juliana Tizatto
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Zenistesia Filmes, Leão do Norte Produções
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