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In a not-so-alternative universe, a series of advertisements promote the beauty of living in idyllic Barcelona while exploring the futility, vanity, and madness of our absurd times.
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In a not-so-alternative universe, a series of advertisements promote the beauty of living in idyllic Barcelona while exploring the futility, vanity, and madness of our absurd times.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sebastián C. Santisteban
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Studio:Kadri Productions, Rumbo a Peor Films
Cast
Sebastián C. Santisteban
Director
Gian Bonacchi
Poet & Narrator (voice)
Eduardo Fucili
Urban Shaman
Phil Kilgour
Man (train station)
Jonathan Bella Luto
Man (hanging in the Raggaeton bar)
Pau Bravo Martìnez
Man (at the park)
Carla Pueyo
Narrator (voice)
Freddie Salas
Comedian (at the sea shore)
Sebastián C. Santisteban
Reader (library)
Itaihosara Cabrera Velasquez
Zombie Teenager
Rima Zaliauske
Woman (reading a newspaper)
Silvia Errejota
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