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No me olvides 

Clementina falls into a monotonous routine in her relationship with Hortencia. Uncertainty torments her. What she thought was a nightmare is now reality, and that's the trigger for her madness. Clementina is disturbed enough to make an imbalance a reality. Madness is a mental imbalance in which perception becomes confused, self-control is lost, and everything becomes absurd, but what happens when madness seems more like a balance? The stillness that accompanies a deafening loneliness.
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Clementina falls into a monotonous routine in her relationship with Hortencia. Uncertainty torments her. What she thought was a nightmare is now reality, and that's the trigger for her madness. Clementina is disturbed enough to make an imbalance a reality. Madness is a mental imbalance in which perception becomes confused, self-control is lost, and everything becomes absurd, but what happens when madness seems more like a balance? The stillness that accompanies a deafening loneliness.

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Directed By:Natalia Calderón
Written By:Natalia Calderón
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Nortres Films

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