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Sol, a woman working as manager for the acting career of Alejandro, her partner of five years, will find herself in an uncomfortable dilemma when a secret from the past comes to light, testing the relationship once considered full of trust and understanding.
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Sol, a woman working as manager for the acting career of Alejandro, her partner of five years, will find herself in an uncomfortable dilemma when a secret from the past comes to light, testing the relationship once considered full of trust and understanding.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Gabriel Legua
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Kam Lu Films
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