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Helena, a young photographer, travels with her husband Rafael and his assistant Patricia to the exotic island of Ometepe, Nicaragua, to take photos. In the beginning the trip is peaceful and relaxed, but soon turns unpredictable due to the repressed passions of the characters that come together with the myths and indigenous legends that surround the island.
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Helena, a young photographer, travels with her husband Rafael and his assistant Patricia to the exotic island of Ometepe, Nicaragua, to take photos. In the beginning the trip is peaceful and relaxed, but soon turns unpredictable due to the repressed passions of the characters that come together with the myths and indigenous legends that surround the island.
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Gota Films
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