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Tilapia 

When leaving home, Elisa comes across a tilapia in the middle of the street. From the unlikely encounter is born a conversation about love and the excesses of thinking. Between silences and words, comes the search for clarity.
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When leaving home, Elisa comes across a tilapia in the middle of the street. From the unlikely encounter is born a conversation about love and the excesses of thinking. Between silences and words, comes the search for clarity.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Fernanda Boffelli
Written By:Fernanda Boffelli
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Próxima Fita

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