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El invierno en Lisboa
Jim is the drummer for the great black musician Billy Swann. With him, he plays in a club called San Sebastián, owned by his friend Floro, every summer.
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Jim is the drummer for the great black musician Billy Swann. With him, he plays in a club called San Sebastián, owned by his friend Floro, every summer.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:José A. Zorrilla, Mason Funk
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Sara Films, Impala, Fonds Eurimages du Conseil de l'Europe, Igeldo Zine Produkzioak, Departamento de Cultura del Gobierno Vasco, Jet Films, MCM Filmes e Espectacles, Canal+
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