Oriental Passion
A couple arrives at the Oriental room of a motel, in what may be their last encounter before separating indefinitely. A short film about the difficulties of surrendering and committing to someone, and also the loneliness one can feel even if we are accompanied.
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A couple arrives at the Oriental room of a motel, in what may be their last encounter before separating indefinitely. A short film about the difficulties of surrendering and committing to someone, and also the loneliness one can feel even if we are accompanied.
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Written By:Santiago Korovsky
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Runtime:13 minutes
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