Michirones(2009)
Elena and Lucía are lovers. They meet in a hotel room in order to escape from their monotonous lives. Elena is about to discover that the universe, just as their love, extends far beyond that hotel room.
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Elena and Lucía are lovers. They meet in a hotel room in order to escape from their monotonous lives. Elena is about to discover that the universe, just as their love, extends far beyond that hotel room.
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