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Ana, a talented but tormented theater actress, is preparing for the most important role of her career. As her insecurities consume her, she turns to alcohol as an escape from the overwhelming pressure. During rehearsals, her growing instability clashes with the director, who begins to doubt whether Ana is truly up to the role.
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Ana, a talented but tormented theater actress, is preparing for the most important role of her career. As her insecurities consume her, she turns to alcohol as an escape from the overwhelming pressure. During rehearsals, her growing instability clashes with the director, who begins to doubt whether Ana is truly up to the role.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Isabella López
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Runtime:18 minutes
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