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Sosa works in a bar. His life is routine and his days pass between his work and idle hours in the pension where he lives. He trains box in an amateur way, almost his only distraction. However, one stuck on a kitchen shelf catches his eye. He has been observing her for years, imagining her, imagining himself. Two stories go through Sosa without him noticing them; the politician and the reason for that postcard. mythical stories. Founding stories. Confluent stories.
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Sosa works in a bar. His life is routine and his days pass between his work and idle hours in the pension where he lives. He trains box in an amateur way, almost his only distraction. However, one stuck on a kitchen shelf catches his eye. He has been observing her for years, imagining her, imagining himself. Two stories go through Sosa without him noticing them; the politician and the reason for that postcard. mythical stories. Founding stories. Confluent stories.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fabián Fattore
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Infinita Films, Salamanca Cine
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