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Just Maybe
Solo Tal Vez (Just maybe) is a short film that seeks to remember the magic of what this important date means in Mexican culture, honor the lives of those who are no longer here and rediscover some threads of our existence, that maybe, and just maybe, stay connected on another plane.
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Solo Tal Vez (Just maybe) is a short film that seeks to remember the magic of what this important date means in Mexican culture, honor the lives of those who are no longer here and rediscover some threads of our existence, that maybe, and just maybe, stay connected on another plane.
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