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A man mixes his everyday life with his dark and wonderful unconscious world. His humanity lurks constantly and notions of reality or dreams are lost. Almost no plot at all. Peruvian surrealism inspired by early Bunuel, early Lynch (especially 'The Grandmother'), Jodorowsky and material like 'Vase de Noces'.
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Ana Balcázar, Mariana de Vivanco, Elías Alayza, Javier Bellido Valdivia, Juan Pablo Egusquiza, Juan Pablo Egusquiza, Juan José Egusquiza, Miguel Gistau, Alberto Aznarán, Pablo Carrillo, Mateo Alayza, Luis Bellido
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