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The Catch 

Abril is a trapeze flyer who is married to her flying partner and catcher Andrei. After years of unstoppable training and thousands of auditions, she is about to perform next to the love of her life in the most important show of her career. However, only a couple of minutes before flying 46 feet in the air into Andrei’s arms, Abril is forced to confess that she has been unfaithful to him with another man. The trust between them is threatened and with it; their relationship, their career and their own lives.
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Abril is a trapeze flyer who is married to her flying partner and catcher Andrei. After years of unstoppable training and thousands of auditions, she is about to perform next to the love of her life in the most important show of her career. However, only a couple of minutes before flying 46 feet in the air into Andrei’s arms, Abril is forced to confess that she has been unfaithful to him with another man. The trust between them is threatened and with it; their relationship, their career and their own lives.

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