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Bajo Penumbra
Violeta and Pablo are a squatter couple who have just entered an abandoned apartment. They try to go unnoticed while they explore the rooms full of memories of an elderly couple, whose end is nothing more than a mystery. The discomfort and fear tense up, hesitating before the doubt of being able to conceive that apartment as a home.
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Violeta and Pablo are a squatter couple who have just entered an abandoned apartment. They try to go unnoticed while they explore the rooms full of memories of an elderly couple, whose end is nothing more than a mystery. The discomfort and fear tense up, hesitating before the doubt of being able to conceive that apartment as a home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Felipe Calvo Larraín
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Runtime:8 minutes
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