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Eclipse 

Aurora is separated from her girlfriend, Celeste, when she moves to another city. Despite the distance, the two try to maintain their relationship, anxiously awaiting for the moment they can meet again. However, everything changes after an unexpected phone call.
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Aurora is separated from her girlfriend, Celeste, when she moves to another city. Despite the distance, the two try to maintain their relationship, anxiously awaiting for the moment they can meet again. However, everything changes after an unexpected phone call.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Ana Sprada
Written By:Ana Sprada, Malu Parise, Nicole Haguio
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Runtime:1 minutes
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