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At the Edge of the Volcano
Two middle-aged couples travel together to a remote island as one of them is trying to fix their marriage. As bad news arrive from inland, the world around them begins to collapse and their relationships will soon follow suit.
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Two middle-aged couples travel together to a remote island as one of them is trying to fix their marriage. As bad news arrive from inland, the world around them begins to collapse and their relationships will soon follow suit.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jorge Granados Ross, Melik Kuru
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Le plein de super, La Puerta Cine / Olympic Studio MX
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