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Luca, a talented violinist who shone from childhood, has abandoned his art in search of stability, immersing himself in a gray and mechanical routine. However, the echo of his violin, buried in oblivion, begins to haunt him, challenging the coldness of his current existence.
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Luca, a talented violinist who shone from childhood, has abandoned his art in search of stability, immersing himself in a gray and mechanical routine. However, the echo of his violin, buried in oblivion, begins to haunt him, challenging the coldness of his current existence.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Elena Carrasco
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE)
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