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Isaac, a veteran aerospace engineer, has spent his life chasing the stars, and in doing so, has drifted away from everyone he loves. Now, haunted by guilt and recurring visions he can't explain, he faces a choice: hold on to the dream that cost him his family, or find the courage to make peace with the ones he hurt.
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Isaac, a veteran aerospace engineer, has spent his life chasing the stars, and in doing so, has drifted away from everyone he loves. Now, haunted by guilt and recurring visions he can't explain, he faces a choice: hold on to the dream that cost him his family, or find the courage to make peace with the ones he hurt.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Hugo Montes de Oca, Mauricio Ramos
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Runtime:16 minutes
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