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A girl, alongside her guitar, reunites with her father in a hotel room. He's a business man on a visit to Argentina, the country he once called home. She's back from playing at a concert. Night falls between those four white walls, until the sun rises again.
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A girl, alongside her guitar, reunites with her father in a hotel room. He's a business man on a visit to Argentina, the country he once called home. She's back from playing at a concert. Night falls between those four white walls, until the sun rises again.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Malena Vain
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