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At Martina's New Year's Eve party, a young influencer from the Argentine scene, her lifelong but strained friendship with Joaco takes a dramatic turn followed by an unexpected and tragic accident.
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At Martina's New Year's Eve party, a young influencer from the Argentine scene, her lifelong but strained friendship with Joaco takes a dramatic turn followed by an unexpected and tragic accident.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Barbara Kate
Written By:Barbara Kate
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Medio Cuerpo Cine, Katpa Producciones Audiovisuales

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