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Message in a Bottle
A renowned sommelier finds a way to communicate with her past self in an attempt to correct the mistakes that have shaped her life. However, each message sent triggers unexpected consequences, altering not only her present but also the fates of those around her. What begins as an opportunity to make amends for the past becomes a race against time to prevent everything from spiraling out of control.
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A renowned sommelier finds a way to communicate with her past self in an attempt to correct the mistakes that have shaped her life. However, each message sent triggers unexpected consequences, altering not only her present but also the fates of those around her. What begins as an opportunity to make amends for the past becomes a race against time to prevent everything from spiraling out of control.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Gabriel Nesci
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Leyenda, Kuarzo Entertainment Argentina, Corinthian, INCAA
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