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Doors, Windows and Wardrobes
Rodolfo and Leticia are staying at the same hotel, in adjacent rooms separated by a closed-down door. He has doubts about what to do. Finally, he leaves, and while Leticia sees him walk away, she remembers the moments in which she hoped he would approach her.
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Rodolfo and Leticia are staying at the same hotel, in adjacent rooms separated by a closed-down door. He has doubts about what to do. Finally, he leaves, and while Leticia sees him walk away, she remembers the moments in which she hoped he would approach her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel Dufau
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Ficticia Films
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