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Sebastián Ávila Reported a Robbery
Sebastián lives under the meticulous order demanded by his Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. His world crumbles when he finds his home ransacked, forcing him into a frantic and desperate search for his belongings. However, his mother's strange reluctance to report the robbery and a disturbing discovery will force him to confront a truth that shatters his reality and everything he considers his own.
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Sebastián lives under the meticulous order demanded by his Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. His world crumbles when he finds his home ransacked, forcing him into a frantic and desperate search for his belongings. However, his mother's strange reluctance to report the robbery and a disturbing discovery will force him to confront a truth that shatters his reality and everything he considers his own.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Jhonnatan Jesús
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Escuela de Medios Audiovisuales - Universidad de Los Andes
Cast
Jhonnatan Jesús
Director
Rafael Nava
Sebastián
Auckaiwary Cañas
Alejandra
Daniela Márquez
Beatriz
Anabell Mendez
Waitress
Ralph Moreno
Dispatcher (voice)
Josmary Palencia
Restaurant Patron
Yoston Peña
Restaurant Patron
Wendy Pernía
Restaurant Patron
Yilda Pernía
Restaurant Patron
Germán Pineda
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Grecia Piña
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