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Antonio Banderas and Pedro Almodóvar: From Desire to the Double
They knew each other, separated, found each other again. Immersion in archives in four decades of tumultuous relationship between the Spanish filmmaker and his favorite male performer.
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They knew each other, separated, found each other again. Immersion in archives in four decades of tumultuous relationship between the Spanish filmmaker and his favorite male performer.
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