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The Waves 

Alfonso is exhausted after working and goes to the beach. He goes into the water and starts this fantastic journey through his different vacations in life, meeting old girlfriends, childhood friends, his daughter and his loneliness.
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Alfonso is exhausted after working and goes to the beach. He goes into the water and starts this fantastic journey through his different vacations in life, meeting old girlfriends, childhood friends, his daughter and his loneliness.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Adventure
Directed By:Adrián Biniez
Written By:Adrián Biniez
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Campo Cine, Mutante Cine

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