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The Rest Is Memory
Sara, a 30-year-old molecular biologist, must leave her life in the city to travel to the jungle and retrieve the archives of a research center. In the process, she will uncover forgotten events from her past and parts of herself she never knew, leading to a revelation — and the freedom she longed for but never thought possible.
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Sara, a 30-year-old molecular biologist, must leave her life in the city to travel to the jungle and retrieve the archives of a research center. In the process, she will uncover forgotten events from her past and parts of herself she never knew, leading to a revelation — and the freedom she longed for but never thought possible.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Issa García-Ascot Ogarrio
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Cortes Finos Post
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