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Over the course of a week in Santiago, Anastasia tries to maintain a sense of normalcy between work, her friends, and her relationship. But the approach of an inevitable event ultimately shatters the fragile balance that has allowed her to keep moving forward.
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Over the course of a week in Santiago, Anastasia tries to maintain a sense of normalcy between work, her friends, and her relationship. But the approach of an inevitable event ultimately shatters the fragile balance that has allowed her to keep moving forward.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nathalie Kozak, María Quinteros
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