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Impronta
Impronta is a service that allows the user to revisit three minutes of their past for a maximum of three times. Alicia uses it to relive the last phone call she had with her daughter, before she completely disappeared, in order to try to understand what happened.
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Impronta is a service that allows the user to revisit three minutes of their past for a maximum of three times. Alicia uses it to relive the last phone call she had with her daughter, before she completely disappeared, in order to try to understand what happened.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Rafael Martínez García
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:PROCINE, Morgue Films
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