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The End of My World 

Adriana, tired of the heat and distressed, receives a call from her ex-girlfriend, Maria, who wants to spend the day with her. Adriana accepts and welcomes her now-friend. As the day progresses, Maria and Adriana's relationship goes through ups and downs, until night falls, when crucial decisions will be made.
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Adriana, tired of the heat and distressed, receives a call from her ex-girlfriend, Maria, who wants to spend the day with her. Adriana accepts and welcomes her now-friend. As the day progresses, Maria and Adriana's relationship goes through ups and downs, until night falls, when crucial decisions will be made.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Manu Rodrigues, Mickael Roseno
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Runtime:13 minutes
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