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Epicenters
January 1999, 4 strangers share the road to a city in ruins. The earthquake has passed, but the epicenter is in their hearts. The road looks lonely and silent, as they struggle with uncertainty and emotional tensions in search of their loved ones.
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January 1999, 4 strangers share the road to a city in ruins. The earthquake has passed, but the epicenter is in their hearts. The road looks lonely and silent, as they struggle with uncertainty and emotional tensions in search of their loved ones.
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Fuega Cine
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