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Corkscrew (2024)

Regina is trapped in a routine she can't escape. She plans to move and start a life, but the coldness of her home holds her back. Her brother Roberto tries to help, revealing a truth she isn't ready to accept.
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Regina is trapped in a routine she can't escape. She plans to move and start a life, but the coldness of her home holds her back. Her brother Roberto tries to help, revealing a truth she isn't ready to accept.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pedro Flores Maldonado, Yiddá Eslava
In Theaters:8/1/2024
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:AMU - Agencia de Mentes Únicas

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