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Victoria 

Victoria is alone in her apartment, suffering the melancholy of breaking up. This feeling triggers moments of introspection and fantasies, allowing her to approach and accept her new life of solitude.
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Victoria is alone in her apartment, suffering the melancholy of breaking up. This feeling triggers moments of introspection and fantasies, allowing her to approach and accept her new life of solitude.

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Directed By:Catalina Aguayo
Written By:Catalina Aguayo
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Runtime:14 minutes
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