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Nostalgia for a Future That Could Not Be
In a world where people have forgotten how to love, Tetsu, driven by a strange longing for something lost, embarks on a journey to recover what seems to have vanished from her world. Guided by a witch, she sets out in search of three strange beings who, in one way or another, still know how to love. Through encounters that blur the boundaries between memory, fantasy, and perception, her journey will lead her toward emotions and memories she believed had been forgotten.
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In a world where people have forgotten how to love, Tetsu, driven by a strange longing for something lost, embarks on a journey to recover what seems to have vanished from her world. Guided by a witch, she sets out in search of three strange beings who, in one way or another, still know how to love. Through encounters that blur the boundaries between memory, fantasy, and perception, her journey will lead her toward emotions and memories she believed had been forgotten.
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Flores de Verano, Casa Vermella, ESCINE | Escuela Superior de Cine
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