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Crisis 

Her work, her marriage, maternity, life itself… For Edith, everything has passed along without further questioning. As a cashier of a supermarket, she watches her days pass by between family and labor routine. Weeks, months and years she sees go by without even thinking. Suddenly, she discovers she is not happy. A conflict at work seems to synchronize with other thousands of sparks that set on fire the dry prairie of a society without hope. While Santiago starts to burn, Edith moves, bound for a change of life, no matter where destiny can take her.
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Her work, her marriage, maternity, life itself… For Edith, everything has passed along without further questioning. As a cashier of a supermarket, she watches her days pass by between family and labor routine. Weeks, months and years she sees go by without even thinking. Suddenly, she discovers she is not happy. A conflict at work seems to synchronize with other thousands of sparks that set on fire the dry prairie of a society without hope. While Santiago starts to burn, Edith moves, bound for a change of life, no matter where destiny can take her.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Daniel Riquelme
Written By:Daniel Riquelme
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Director

Daniel Riquelme

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Catalina Saavedra

Edith

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Víctor Montero

David

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Desny Jeréz

Nancy

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Benjamín Westfall

Manuel

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Lizete Torres

Chelsee

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Javier Vergara

Richard

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Dafna Ojeda

Social Worker

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Claudio Troncoso

Bar Waiter

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Ximena Garrido

Ana María

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