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An island retreat. A man, his face bandaged, plays cards nonchalantly. His ex-wife arrives. Conversations happen.
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An island retreat. A man, his face bandaged, plays cards nonchalantly. His ex-wife arrives. Conversations happen.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Raúl Ruiz
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Metro Filmes, Les Films du Passage
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