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Andrés and Ana find themselves caught up in the impossibility of crossing a bridge. Isolated, they engage in a discussion that revolves around their own fears and disappointments, searching for a way to finally cross to a place that will lead them to a new destination.
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Andrés and Ana find themselves caught up in the impossibility of crossing a bridge. Isolated, they engage in a discussion that revolves around their own fears and disappointments, searching for a way to finally cross to a place that will lead them to a new destination.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Natxo Fuentes
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Espacio Santafesino
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