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A young woman receives a phone call and a mysterious interlocutor informs her that she is going to die. They embark on a long conversation and the night passes in a desperate attempt to prolong the call, in a need to understand what is happening and in a poetic search for the last words.
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A young woman receives a phone call and a mysterious interlocutor informs her that she is going to die. They embark on a long conversation and the night passes in a desperate attempt to prolong the call, in a need to understand what is happening and in a poetic search for the last words.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Joaquín González Vaillant
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Runtime:28 minutes
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