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The Cascade
A man discovers he has been crying for two months without even realising it. His face has an impenetrable and serious expression. Strangely, his tears have decided to work in a reverse way, transforming the inside of his body into a waterfall. The water has started pooling at his feet.
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A man discovers he has been crying for two months without even realising it. His face has an impenetrable and serious expression. Strangely, his tears have decided to work in a reverse way, transforming the inside of his body into a waterfall. The water has started pooling at his feet.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Pablo Delgado
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Luciana Películas, Zamora Films, Panamerica Pictures
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