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Solazo 

Solazo is set in a future in which solar radiation has become harmful. Humanity has managed to adapt, however Lucas is torn between the attraction and repulsion that the sun causes him, while he takes care of a plant.
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Solazo is set in a future in which solar radiation has become harmful. Humanity has managed to adapt, however Lucas is torn between the attraction and repulsion that the sun causes him, while he takes care of a plant.

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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Directed By:Kevin Vásquez
Written By:Kevin Vásquez, Monserrat Castañares
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Poema de Amor

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