Shoal
Amanda is preparing for a singing contest, dedicating every minute of her weekend to composing a song about "mollusks and existentialism”. Beto -her stepbrother- barges into the house with the intention of helping her, but instead, he creates a huge distraction by inviting Rami, a squash fanatic friend, who insists on celebrating his birthday at the house.
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Amanda is preparing for a singing contest, dedicating every minute of her weekend to composing a song about "mollusks and existentialism”. Beto -her stepbrother- barges into the house with the intention of helping her, but instead, he creates a huge distraction by inviting Rami, a squash fanatic friend, who insists on celebrating his birthday at the house.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paz Irigoin, Inés Villanueva
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Runtime:12 minutes
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