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A magical, vivid and poetic exploration of damaged human relationships. Nine passengers on a train must confront their fears, solitude and emotional emptiness.
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A magical, vivid and poetic exploration of damaged human relationships. Nine passengers on a train must confront their fears, solitude and emotional emptiness.
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Written By:Carlos Ruiz
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Red Desert Films
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