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Ruben (21) is a graphic designer who works under tight deadlines and has to deal with clients whose revisions seem never ending, until his various efforts to find inspiration lead him to an unexpected moment.
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Ruben (21) is a graphic designer who works under tight deadlines and has to deal with clients whose revisions seem never ending, until his various efforts to find inspiration lead him to an unexpected moment.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Arrafly K.M
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Runtime:3 minutes
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