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Monstera
Ana waits at home for her boyfriend Marcos, who is returning home after a long business trip. A violent argument breaks out between them when Marcos realizes that Ana has not taken care of his favorite plant: a small variegated Monstera.
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Ana waits at home for her boyfriend Marcos, who is returning home after a long business trip. A violent argument breaks out between them when Marcos realizes that Ana has not taken care of his favorite plant: a small variegated Monstera.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Amanda Seijas Sequeiros
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Studio:Maruxiña Film Company, Coven Films
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