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《霓虹牛》導演加布里埃爾·馬斯卡羅的劇情長片處女作，提名第67屆洛迦諾國際電影節(2014)金豹獎。Shirley離開大城市，回到了海濱小鎮照顧她的奶奶。在那里，她是當地一個椰子種植園拖拉機駕駛員。她喜歡搖滾樂，夢想著成為一個紋身藝術家，她感覺自己被這個小小的沿海村莊束縛著。她向Jeison吐露了心聲，Jeison也在椰子農場工作，在工作之余還會潛水抓龍蝦和章魚。八月通常是當地熱帶風暴沖破海岸線的季節，一個風能專家來到村里，研究熱帶風暴。在一次漲潮和狂風大作之時，一個驚喜的發現帶著Shirley和Jeison開始一段直面生與死、失與得、風與海的神奇旅程。
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