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Uruguay 2002
Year 2002. In the midst of a crisis that suffocates him, a young man tries to convince himself to take a step he never imagined to enter and rob a gas station. As he hesitates, the night becomes increasingly disturbing. The radio that accompanies him seems to know too much, the voices are confused with his thoughts and reality begins to twist subtly. Nothing is entirely clear, and something or someone seems to be watching him.
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Year 2002. In the midst of a crisis that suffocates him, a young man tries to convince himself to take a step he never imagined to enter and rob a gas station. As he hesitates, the night becomes increasingly disturbing. The radio that accompanies him seems to know too much, the voices are confused with his thoughts and reality begins to twist subtly. Nothing is entirely clear, and something or someone seems to be watching him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ruben Bobadilla
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Florencio Cine
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