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Don Quijote in Barcelona
Lluc, a former academic with strong cultural ties, and Olli, a man who drifted from Finland to the streets of Barcelona, meet while seeking shelter in the same stairwell. Their beginnings are modest, but gradually a connection develops between them, based not on pity but on shared humanity.
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Lluc, a former academic with strong cultural ties, and Olli, a man who drifted from Finland to the streets of Barcelona, meet while seeking shelter in the same stairwell. Their beginnings are modest, but gradually a connection develops between them, based not on pity but on shared humanity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jarmo Lampela
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Buenos Bandidos, Mago Production, Vegetarian Films
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