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Mónica is a 27-year-old stripper that feels every day is the same. Darío, a thief in his 30s, no longer knows where to go. One morning they find themselves fleeing and when they look into each other's eyes anything can happen.
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Mónica is a 27-year-old stripper that feels every day is the same. Darío, a thief in his 30s, no longer knows where to go. One morning they find themselves fleeing and when they look into each other's eyes anything can happen.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía
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