Movie2024 · Released · 67 min
Damiana is a married couple who, on a visit to Cambodia, are shaken by the revelation that the woman (Laura Nevole), sick with terminal cancer, makes to her husband (Juan José Vidal): she She lived in that country in the past, fell in love with a Khmer and had a child with him, something that her current partner was completely unaware of.
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