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After a trip with friends, Rodrigo and Mila begin to get to know each other. Caught up in the whirlwind of falling in love, they spend hours stuck in Mila’s car in Lima, one of the world’s most congested cities. In these «dead times”, subjected to the stress of a chaotic city, they are forced to talk, and grapple with the everyday problems of their own lives and their relationship, to the point of questioning whether they should stay together.
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After a trip with friends, Rodrigo and Mila begin to get to know each other. Caught up in the whirlwind of falling in love, they spend hours stuck in Mila’s car in Lima, one of the world’s most congested cities. In these «dead times”, subjected to the stress of a chaotic city, they are forced to talk, and grapple with the everyday problems of their own lives and their relationship, to the point of questioning whether they should stay together.
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