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Desierto Circular 

Sergio (50) finds money in the desert, carried by the wind. Excited, he continues searching for more, but ventures deeper into the desert, leaving his home and wife behind. In the middle of the desert, he finds a dying man with a briefcase full of money. Blinded by greed, Sergio lets him die, but the heat and guilt overwhelm him, trapping him in his own delirium in the middle of the desert.
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Sergio (50) finds money in the desert, carried by the wind. Excited, he continues searching for more, but ventures deeper into the desert, leaving his home and wife behind. In the middle of the desert, he finds a dying man with a briefcase full of money. Blinded by greed, Sergio lets him die, but the heat and guilt overwhelm him, trapping him in his own delirium in the middle of the desert.

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