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It's a Sunday afternoon, and Delia is writing in her diary. She has temporarily moved abroad as a volunteer Spanish teacher and is living with three new roommates in an apartment. The day drags on, and each of their minds is filled with intrusive thoughts, weaving a web of worries that grows ever more entangled.
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It's a Sunday afternoon, and Delia is writing in her diary. She has temporarily moved abroad as a volunteer Spanish teacher and is living with three new roommates in an apartment. The day drags on, and each of their minds is filled with intrusive thoughts, weaving a web of worries that grows ever more entangled.
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:LIMA LIMÓN Productions
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