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Carlos, Paula and their two teenage children, Juana and Fausto, gather for an eventful night. What seems like just another dinner turns into a duel of hurtful words, looks, and passive-aggressive comments. Over the course of dinner, the tensions and anxieties that arise between them will be revealed, collapsing into a fragmented family and a failed attempt at connection.
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Carlos, Paula and their two teenage children, Juana and Fausto, gather for an eventful night. What seems like just another dinner turns into a duel of hurtful words, looks, and passive-aggressive comments. Over the course of dinner, the tensions and anxieties that arise between them will be revealed, collapsing into a fragmented family and a failed attempt at connection.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Tiago Suliansky
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Universidad del Cine
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