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Amelia has just bought an old house with Arthur, her partner. As she begins to imagine her life in this space, thousands of miles away from her Chilean roots, Amelia loses her bearings and slips into an existential vertigo.
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Amelia has just bought an old house with Arthur, her partner. As she begins to imagine her life in this space, thousands of miles away from her Chilean roots, Amelia loses her bearings and slips into an existential vertigo.
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Written By:Cosme Castro, Jeanne Frenkel
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