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When Ander is about to leave the house to walk his dog, he meets Carlos, his ex-partner, who has been waiting for him on the landing of the apartment where they lived before the breakup. Under the pretext of collecting the last of his belongings, Carlos takes the opportunity to bring up a topic that they had pending: the future of the animal that they both cared for when they lived together.
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When Ander is about to leave the house to walk his dog, he meets Carlos, his ex-partner, who has been waiting for him on the landing of the apartment where they lived before the breakup. Under the pretext of collecting the last of his belongings, Carlos takes the opportunity to bring up a topic that they had pending: the future of the animal that they both cared for when they lived together.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jose Montero
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:The New Flesh
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