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In Silence We Exist
Karla, an amateur sound recordist, takes Oscar, her boyfriend to one of her usual walks. Searching for the ideal sound, Karla and Oscar will find, not only the end of their relationship, but the secrets hiding in their favourite recording spots.
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Karla, an amateur sound recordist, takes Oscar, her boyfriend to one of her usual walks. Searching for the ideal sound, Karla and Oscar will find, not only the end of their relationship, but the secrets hiding in their favourite recording spots.
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Written By:Héctor Ibarra Jiménez
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