A Tale of Two 'Scenes from a Marriage'
That gut-wrenching feeling you have while watching it is okay but needed, and you, the viewer, will be okay.
Hey (2022)
Cesar wants to leave the perfect, short and cute phone message to his ex. But as he leaves message after message, the layers that covered what he truly wants to say start to crumble. He tries to keep up the facade of these superficial messages but his anxiety levels rise, that's when he sees the damage that his words have on him and on those he loves. Cesar must communicate from a place of truth in order for love to flourish.
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Cesar wants to leave the perfect, short and cute phone message to his ex. But as he leaves message after message, the layers that covered what he truly wants to say start to crumble. He tries to keep up the facade of these superficial messages but his anxiety levels rise, that's when he sees the damage that his words have on him and on those he loves. Cesar must communicate from a place of truth in order for love to flourish.
Rating:G
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Felix Martiz
In Theaters:5/13/2022
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Un Anima Within
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