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Transatlantic Malaise
A Venezuelan government official is sent to Switzerland to work on a project, strangely descending into sickness as unsettling events unfold back home.
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A Venezuelan government official is sent to Switzerland to work on a project, strangely descending into sickness as unsettling events unfold back home.
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Genre:Drama, Documentary
Written By:Diego Andrés Murillo
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Maldito Fantasma, El Fantasma Films
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