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Sol is a young woman from a family in the Buenos Aires suburbs who decides to get back together with her first boyfriend. Without quite knowing why, they try together to recover the relationship that made them fly away. Even though nothing is what it once was, they both persist, sort through the rubble, let themselves be carried away by the comfortable inertia of their youth, seek new emotions, and are seduced into pushing the limits... But time has passed and continues to pass. Life doesn't wait for them. They have to grow up, and that hurts.
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Sol is a young woman from a family in the Buenos Aires suburbs who decides to get back together with her first boyfriend. Without quite knowing why, they try together to recover the relationship that made them fly away. Even though nothing is what it once was, they both persist, sort through the rubble, let themselves be carried away by the comfortable inertia of their youth, seek new emotions, and are seduced into pushing the limits... But time has passed and continues to pass. Life doesn't wait for them. They have to grow up, and that hurts.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Marcelo Mangone
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Runtime:80 minutes
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