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Alexia is 17 years old and she doesn't understand herself. She seldom feels sad, irritated or moody without reason. But what would happen if, for an instant, she were able to put into words everything that troubles her, if she were able to discover what is happening to her?
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Alexia is 17 years old and she doesn't understand herself. She seldom feels sad, irritated or moody without reason. But what would happen if, for an instant, she were able to put into words everything that troubles her, if she were able to discover what is happening to her?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Cristina Mula
Written By:Cristina Mula
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:escacqueados

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