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The Crack
Clara and Cristal are two childhood friends that share a flat. They live with a crack in their wall whom they feed with their own food and energy. Clara have recently noticed that the happiness the crack has always provide to her is starting to disappear. She begins to think of escaping from the crack, but soon she discovers that in order to get rid of the crack, she also need to leave Cristal.
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Clara and Cristal are two childhood friends that share a flat. They live with a crack in their wall whom they feed with their own food and energy. Clara have recently noticed that the happiness the crack has always provide to her is starting to disappear. She begins to think of escaping from the crack, but soon she discovers that in order to get rid of the crack, she also need to leave Cristal.
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