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Here I'll Wait
After her father's death, a young girl receives a letter he wrote before he died. In it, he promises that one day he will come down from heaven to get her. The promise becomes an eternal wait that completely isolates her from the world.
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After her father's death, a young girl receives a letter he wrote before he died. In it, he promises that one day he will come down from heaven to get her. The promise becomes an eternal wait that completely isolates her from the world.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sergio Vargas Schmitter
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Catarsis Producciones
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