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Los besos 

A delayed flight makes Jerónimo extend his stay in the city he is visiting. There is where he meets Lisa after some time without seeing each other. Lisa invites him to wait at her home until the departure of his flight. Meanwhile they spend time with some friends: Dante wants to do a movie and Lucila wants to sing her song. The uncertainty flying around resembles the way they approach. Characters ranging in a summer of indecision, where nothing seems to hurry them.
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A delayed flight makes Jerónimo extend his stay in the city he is visiting. There is where he meets Lisa after some time without seeing each other. Lisa invites him to wait at her home until the departure of his flight. Meanwhile they spend time with some friends: Dante wants to do a movie and Lucila wants to sing her song. The uncertainty flying around resembles the way they approach. Characters ranging in a summer of indecision, where nothing seems to hurry them.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Jazmín Carballo
Written By:Jazmín Carballo
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Ahora Cine

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