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Six girls receive the call of a force that attracts them to undertake away to begin a sensory ceremony. Between skirts of polka dots and guitar chords, all of them prepare to say goodbye one of them. Far from being a mere representation of the myth of witchcraft, this short film combines fantasy and criticism of a phenomenon as fictitious as it is real.
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Six girls receive the call of a force that attracts them to undertake away to begin a sensory ceremony. Between skirts of polka dots and guitar chords, all of them prepare to say goodbye one of them. Far from being a mere representation of the myth of witchcraft, this short film combines fantasy and criticism of a phenomenon as fictitious as it is real.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Elisa Manzano
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