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Amanda (49) lives alone and is stuck in her routine; working at the tobacco shop and going to flamenco classes with her friend Maribel (41). Her only son Pol (24), taking advantage of the fact that he has a casting for a film in Barcelona, returns home by surprise for a couple of days. This reunion will open up the fears, insecurities and wounds that Amanda thought had been forgotten.
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Amanda (49) lives alone and is stuck in her routine; working at the tobacco shop and going to flamenco classes with her friend Maribel (41). Her only son Pol (24), taking advantage of the fact that he has a casting for a film in Barcelona, returns home by surprise for a couple of days. This reunion will open up the fears, insecurities and wounds that Amanda thought had been forgotten.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Eduard Amado
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Escac Films, Freak Independent Film Agency
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