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Santino and Luna embark on a trip to the Argentine coast in the hopes of mending a crumbling relationship. The news of a job opportunity for Luna, which would take her far from the country, opens a wound that already seemed inevitable: the end of their relationship. Unable to let go and afraid of growing without her, Santino plunges into a spiral of contradictions that push him to sabotage what little remains between them.
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Santino and Luna embark on a trip to the Argentine coast in the hopes of mending a crumbling relationship. The news of a job opportunity for Luna, which would take her far from the country, opens a wound that already seemed inevitable: the end of their relationship. Unable to let go and afraid of growing without her, Santino plunges into a spiral of contradictions that push him to sabotage what little remains between them.
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Salvaje (AR), Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)
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