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The Swan Song 

Lucas and Javier are a twenty years old couple whose life has drawn them to take an important decision. During the time together they’ve been through ups and downs, but none of them were as tough as loosing a family member. Despite their pain and the looming shadow of a sickness, they enjoy a lunch date in the comfort of their home.
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Lucas and Javier are a twenty years old couple whose life has drawn them to take an important decision. During the time together they’ve been through ups and downs, but none of them were as tough as loosing a family member. Despite their pain and the looming shadow of a sickness, they enjoy a lunch date in the comfort of their home.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Julián Lona
Written By:Julián Lona, Agustín Balbi Gotusso
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Manto Films, Antiestático

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