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Audition Piece
Marina is preparing an audition in a drastic moment of her life when she has to reconsider her vocation and sexual orientation. But the audition piece (separata), a crappy commercial script, will help to find herself.
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Marina is preparing an audition in a drastic moment of her life when she has to reconsider her vocation and sexual orientation. But the audition piece (separata), a crappy commercial script, will help to find herself.
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Genre:Drama
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