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Chile, 2016. Camila and Pedro, secondary students, meet at a manifestation to defend water. Their political affinity leads them to begin a relationship that unconsciously prepares them for war.
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Chile, 2016. Camila and Pedro, secondary students, meet at a manifestation to defend water. Their political affinity leads them to begin a relationship that unconsciously prepares them for war.
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Written By:Paulo Valenzuela G., Patricio Gálvez
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Corporación Cinematográfica Chilena, Amatista Producciones, Närvarokänsla Collective
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