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Ines takes driving lessons with an instructor that rapidly loses his patience and underestimate her abilities. Nevertheless, as they learn more about each other’s life, an unexpected friendship will begin.
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Ines takes driving lessons with an instructor that rapidly loses his patience and underestimate her abilities. Nevertheless, as they learn more about each other’s life, an unexpected friendship will begin.
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Written By:Ariel Sierra
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:BOGOSHORTS Film Agency, FILMAWA
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