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Released , 'T.V.O.' stars Mimí Lazo, Carlos Castillo The movie has a runtime of about 7 min, and received a user score of (out of 100) on TMDb, which put together reviews from knowledgeable users.

Curious to know what the movie's about? Here's the plot: "Television is one of the themes in T.V.O., which tells the story of a lonely woman’s interaction with the contraption. “The dog is no longer man’s best friend; now it’s television,” Castillo said in a conversation with the author of this article. The character is played by Mimí Lazo, one of the country’s most prominent actresses and a Venezuelan sex symbol. The film toys with this stereotype as regards the vicarious satisfaction given by romance and sex on screen. The other theme, linked to loneliness, is developmentalism: the main character lives in Parque Central, a middle-class housing complex whose residential buildings were finished in 1972 and became a symbol of well-being on the brink of the oil boom. (Pablo Gamba)" .