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Pasta
A man and a woman eat pasta. Through food, they express their love and their heartbreak. They approach, they distance themselves and they play, while a waiter brings them more pasta.
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A man and a woman eat pasta. Through food, they express their love and their heartbreak. They approach, they distance themselves and they play, while a waiter brings them more pasta.
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Genre:Animation, Romance
Written By:Tomás Welss
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Wells Producciones
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