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Bárbara is friends with Luna and boyfriend. The trio is suddenly broken after one night, in a wasted state, Rafael sexually abuses Barbie, her being unconscious. The girls are exposed to a situation where each of them must deal with and ask themselves how to forgive what's unforgivable. Is more violence the right answer to what happened? A type of pain that will join them forever forces the girls to react in a sense of justice that might never be achieved.
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Bárbara is friends with Luna and boyfriend. The trio is suddenly broken after one night, in a wasted state, Rafael sexually abuses Barbie, her being unconscious. The girls are exposed to a situation where each of them must deal with and ask themselves how to forgive what's unforgivable. Is more violence the right answer to what happened? A type of pain that will join them forever forces the girls to react in a sense of justice that might never be achieved.

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