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Lo-fi Melodrama
Aida doesn't interact with anyone, until one day she happens to meet Michel, a young deaf-mute man who delivers mail on his motorcycle.
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Aida doesn't interact with anyone, until one day she happens to meet Michel, a young deaf-mute man who delivers mail on his motorcycle.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alex Aldana
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:A.C.A. Cine Independiente
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