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Paz leaves the house she shares with her partner and takes refuge at her friend Lula’s place. To avoid the anguish, they spend a sleepless night between karaoke, movies, cocaine, fights, and laughter: an ode to female friendship and emotional collapse.
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Paz leaves the house she shares with her partner and takes refuge at her friend Lula’s place. To avoid the anguish, they spend a sleepless night between karaoke, movies, cocaine, fights, and laughter: an ode to female friendship and emotional collapse.
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Written By:Bianca Oliveti
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Junta Cine
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