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Nicolás and Esteban are two survivors of an apocalypse in which the sun never set. They live together in a large house, fed and supplied by a mysterious corporation, while being unsettled by lingering doubts about the events of their last party. They must survive amidst psychedelic and supernatural occurrences that conspire against a reality and a timeline in constant flux.
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Nicolás and Esteban are two survivors of an apocalypse in which the sun never set. They live together in a large house, fed and supplied by a mysterious corporation, while being unsettled by lingering doubts about the events of their last party. They must survive amidst psychedelic and supernatural occurrences that conspire against a reality and a timeline in constant flux.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Marcelo Leguiza
Written By:Matías Oniria
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:MutaZion

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