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A tragic melancholy filled Ema's life, tired of loneliness she drowns in films and wine, looking for fresh air in a cigarette when a banal accident will lead her to discover a new kind of emptiness, an eternal limbo in beyond.
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A tragic melancholy filled Ema's life, tired of loneliness she drowns in films and wine, looking for fresh air in a cigarette when a banal accident will lead her to discover a new kind of emptiness, an eternal limbo in beyond.
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Genre:Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Julieta Pavic
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Universidad del Cine
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