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A couple, dragged by the bustle of their daily lives, are increasingly estranged from each other. With the arrival of the pandemic and social isolation, despite the vicissitudes, they work to recover what they had joined: the essential.
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A couple, dragged by the bustle of their daily lives, are increasingly estranged from each other. With the arrival of the pandemic and social isolation, despite the vicissitudes, they work to recover what they had joined: the essential.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:WHO, Lucía Epherra, Juan Zamora
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Vaso Entertainment
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