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On an island, an encounter of love between two women will transform the reality of one of them on her return to the city. Separated by distance, time takes on new meanings. In the solitude of the apartment, dreams mix with memories and feelings, in the desire to return to their destiny, which lives in the sea.
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On an island, an encounter of love between two women will transform the reality of one of them on her return to the city. Separated by distance, time takes on new meanings. In the solitude of the apartment, dreams mix with memories and feelings, in the desire to return to their destiny, which lives in the sea.
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