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Standing and Watching
Rafael is a poet who lives with his best friend, has a sad job in a gray office and a wornout relationship. The city is collapsing due to a heat wave that makes adults feel sick, but also gives them the opportunity to feel again.
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Rafael is a poet who lives with his best friend, has a sad job in a gray office and a wornout relationship. The city is collapsing due to a heat wave that makes adults feel sick, but also gives them the opportunity to feel again.
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Written By:Renzo Cozza
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Esquimal Cine, Febrero Cine, Aurora Cine
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