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A short film that paints the story of a son and a mother, both prisoners of the uncomfortable clothes that life has assigned them. Both wear suffering, but differently from each other. An allegory about acceptance and self-discovery, full of sweetness and violence, hate and love; in short, of the bittersweet scent of life.
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A short film that paints the story of a son and a mother, both prisoners of the uncomfortable clothes that life has assigned them. Both wear suffering, but differently from each other. An allegory about acceptance and self-discovery, full of sweetness and violence, hate and love; in short, of the bittersweet scent of life.

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