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Violeta and Cristian love each other, but they're starting to hate each other. During the pandemic lockdown, they live together in Violeta's mother's luxurious apartment, mired in clutter and a lack of affection. A water cut-off for non-payment forces them to confront the fragility of their privilege and the emotional neglect they endure.
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Violeta and Cristian love each other, but they're starting to hate each other. During the pandemic lockdown, they live together in Violeta's mother's luxurious apartment, mired in clutter and a lack of affection. A water cut-off for non-payment forces them to confront the fragility of their privilege and the emotional neglect they endure.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Vicente González Monroy
Written By:Vicente González Monroy
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Vicente González Monroy

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Catalina Rey

Violeta

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Miguel González

Cristian

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