Shair Cruz Bahamonde

Marco, a troubled man, fed up with his daily routine, decides, on behalf of his wife, to spend the day in a good mood without ever managing to be genuinely happy.

A poetic and critical look at a society that, identifying itself with the masses, has decided to exclude those who cultivate their individuality. Loneliness is perhaps just a nostalgic feeling of those who practice the art of observation and recognize in the world a disease that makes the most beautiful thing a torture. Perhaps it is just the gaze of a young romantic, willing to suffer in order to continue looking at the infamous world in which he grew up.

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Marco, a troubled man, fed up with his daily routine, decides, on behalf of his wife, to spend the day in a good mood without ever managing to be genuinely happy.

A poetic and critical look at a society that, identifying itself with the masses, has decided to exclude those who cultivate their individuality. Loneliness is perhaps just a nostalgic feeling of those who practice the art of observation and recognize in the world a disease that makes the most beautiful thing a torture. Perhaps it is just the gaze of a young romantic, willing to suffer in order to continue looking at the infamous world in which he grew up.

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