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Everything That Floats 

Simona and Lucas embark on a trip to the countryside. During the trip they meet Alex, an androgynous teenager that they feel attracted to. With Alex in between, the uncertainty of the nature of their relationship comes to the surface. They must face what they feel for each other and their own sexual identities, making decisions that put their friendship at risk.
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Simona and Lucas embark on a trip to the countryside. During the trip they meet Alex, an androgynous teenager that they feel attracted to. With Alex in between, the uncertainty of the nature of their relationship comes to the surface. They must face what they feel for each other and their own sexual identities, making decisions that put their friendship at risk.

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Directed By:María Matiz
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Runtime:25 minutes
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María Matiz

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Sofia Buenaventura

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Juan Lugo

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Orlando Martínez Páez

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