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On a secluded beach at sunset, Gael and Silvio sit by the shore, sharing a quiet conversation. As the light fades, both reveal different but connected fears: Silvio is afraid of the sea, while Gael fears remaining on the shore forever. Through silences and glances, one tries to convince the other to take a step into the unknown. As night falls, the distance between desire and fear begins to grow.
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On a secluded beach at sunset, Gael and Silvio sit by the shore, sharing a quiet conversation. As the light fades, both reveal different but connected fears: Silvio is afraid of the sea, while Gael fears remaining on the shore forever. Through silences and glances, one tries to convince the other to take a step into the unknown. As night falls, the distance between desire and fear begins to grow.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Aitor Aguilera
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:TAUBROS
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