Storm & Starfire Colorism
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Two young people, Álex and Casandra, coincide at a party to celebrate the end of high school. After a large conversation, emerges a connection between them that ends up revealing the past and the future that unite them.
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Two young people, Álex and Casandra, coincide at a party to celebrate the end of high school. After a large conversation, emerges a connection between them that ends up revealing the past and the future that unite them.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Oliver S. Roca
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Runtime:17 minutes
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