Never/Always

Zoe, an adult teacher, is at the house of Alfonsina, one of her older students. Her student asks her for help reading her late husband's letter, but when Zoe reads the content she lies to hide the harsh truth.

Cast

Patricia Liliana Imbroglia

as Alfonsina

Déborah Monzón

as Zoe

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