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Tú de tinta, yo escribo poster

Tú de tinta, yo escribo 

Simona and Gabriel have a car accident. Gabriel becomes invalid, while Simona comes out unharmed. The only thing she wants is to see Gabriel back, but he doesn't want to see anybody and isolates himself in his room to live through the stories he writes, were Simona always appears.
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Simona and Gabriel have a car accident. Gabriel becomes invalid, while Simona comes out unharmed. The only thing she wants is to see Gabriel back, but he doesn't want to see anybody and isolates himself in his room to live through the stories he writes, were Simona always appears.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Pablo Poulain
Written By:Pablo Poulain
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Runtime:61 minutes
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