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A virus is always an unwanted guest. Yet, if it arrives, you better make room for it. Consumed by the guilt, Miguel was doing his best to keep Evaristo safe and apart of the tension, but he knew he couldn’t hide it any longer when dark thoughts started taking on his dreams. Seeking the mystic help of a pendulum, both lovers enter a dangerous game of questions that will reveal the most undesirable intimacy. In the time of day, they’ll go together through the fear of the illness, the subtle loss of the innocence, and the unparalleled complicity that arises from deep truth.
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A virus is always an unwanted guest. Yet, if it arrives, you better make room for it. Consumed by the guilt, Miguel was doing his best to keep Evaristo safe and apart of the tension, but he knew he couldn’t hide it any longer when dark thoughts started taking on his dreams. Seeking the mystic help of a pendulum, both lovers enter a dangerous game of questions that will reveal the most undesirable intimacy. In the time of day, they’ll go together through the fear of the illness, the subtle loss of the innocence, and the unparalleled complicity that arises from deep truth.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Juan Fernández G.
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Noel Alejandro Films
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