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Scene from Stay with Me (2011)
Scene Details
| Duration: 218 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 50 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 704x352 | Added: 2014-Dec-18 |
Actresses in this Scene
Christina Ochoa
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Alternate Names: Christina Ochoa Lopez, Christina Ochoa-Lopez, Cristina Ochoa Lopez, クリスティーナ・オチョア
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Full Biography
Christina Ochoa, born in Barcelona, Spain, is an actress known for her roles on TNT's Animal Kingdom and SyFy's Blood Drive. She is the grandniece of Nobel Prize winner Severo Ochoa and daughter of Spanish sculptor Victor Ochoa. Christina's childhood was spent between Madrid, Barcelona, and Miami. She studied Oceanographic Engineering at Las Palmas University in the Canary Islands and Advanced Marine Biology at James Cook University in Australia.
About the Movie: Stay with Me (2011)
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Keywords: short film
Story
Stay with Me follows a couple grappling with misunderstandings and tension in their relationship. The woman suspects her partner of cheating but is unaware that he is actually deeply in love with her. She suffers from sleepwalking, which causes harm to herself and others. Her partner tries to protect her by creating a comfortable atmosphere at home and ensuring she doesn't hurt herself during her sleepwalking episodes. Despite their close living situation, they act like strangers during the day due to constant arguing and avoidance. In the final scene, when he reaches out to touch her hand, she reacts annoyed, but he remains unmoved and accepts her reaction.
Summary
Stay with Me is a short drama film directed by Chad McCord in 2011. The story revolves around the complex dynamics of trust, misunderstanding, and love within an intimate relationship. The protagonist's sleepwalking disorder adds a layer of tension to their already strained connection. Despite its brevity, the film explores profound emotions and the challenges couples face in communication.