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Esmeralda is driving along a lonely road. The heat is intense. Suddenly, she gets a flat tire. While waiting for the tow truck to arrive, she has a conversation with a person in the back seat. The ghosts of her past return. Esmeralda begins an introspective journey that leads her to an emotional catharsis and a new understanding of herself. It is time to close the circle of her life.
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Esmeralda is driving along a lonely road. The heat is intense. Suddenly, she gets a flat tire. While waiting for the tow truck to arrive, she has a conversation with a person in the back seat. The ghosts of her past return. Esmeralda begins an introspective journey that leads her to an emotional catharsis and a new understanding of herself. It is time to close the circle of her life.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:David Baquero
Written By:David Baquero
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Runtime:12 minutes
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