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The Best María Fernanda Sessa Directed Movies

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On Christmas morning, María Fernanda (8) wakes up to find her older brother missing. Now grown up and still without answers, she reconnects with him to revisit the mystery of his disappearance — by playfully filming a movie together in three chapters: I. The Fight; II. The Death; III. The Coming Out.

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A daily journey under the capital's ground seen through a microscope. Despite the high numbers of coronavirus contagion, the urban network must continue to function and circulate. The underground air of the subway condenses and allows the invisible virus to be glimpsed among the passengers, the nervous hands that touch everything and nothing at the same time, the noses escaping from the masks. A new body choreography that begins to reveal itself, inserted in a disjointed present that yearns for the functioning of an extinct normality.

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