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Time Off (2006)
When Camilo and his girlfriend, Pola, start to struggle in their relationship, she asks for a week away from him to assess the situation. Although Camilo agrees, he feels confused, as his undemanding life is made uncomfortable for the first time. Soon he meets Mikela, a disaffected teenage girl whom he befriends. However, when Camilo discovers Mikela's past diagnosis as a schizophrenic, he begins to worry about her safety.
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When Camilo and his girlfriend, Pola, start to struggle in their relationship, she asks for a week away from him to assess the situation. Although Camilo agrees, he feels confused, as his undemanding life is made uncomfortable for the first time. Soon he meets Mikela, a disaffected teenage girl whom he befriends. However, when Camilo discovers Mikela's past diagnosis as a schizophrenic, he begins to worry about her safety.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pablo Solís, Francisca Schweitzer
In Theaters:3/11/2006
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Follow Films
Cast
Francisca Schweitzer, Pablo Solís
Director
Francisco Pérez-Bannen
Camilo
Sigrid Alegría
Pola
Carolina Castro
Mikaela
Luis Gnecco
Gus
Iñigo Urrutia
Martín
Néstor Cantillana
Video Club Nerd
Francisca Opazo
Martin's Girlfriend
Jack Arama
Rapist
Luis Wigdorsky
Video Club Owner
Rodrigo Canales
Video Club Owner's Friend
Jordi Castell
Pola's Friend
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