Beyond Billiards
After a long working day, Dolores and Amadeo decide to play a round of billiards. The atmosphere turns pleasant and emotions from the past resurface. At this point Amadeo tries to make a move but is rejected by Dolores, who sees him off and goes to sleep. Little does she know that she is about to go through a decisive night during which her life will be at stake.
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After a long working day, Dolores and Amadeo decide to play a round of billiards. The atmosphere turns pleasant and emotions from the past resurface. At this point Amadeo tries to make a move but is rejected by Dolores, who sees him off and goes to sleep. Little does she know that she is about to go through a decisive night during which her life will be at stake.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Octo Parodi
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