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El misteri dels cines desapareguts
Documentary about the movie theaters in Valencia that, since the seventies, had been closed or turned into department stores and bingo halls; dream spaces of Valencian cinephilia such as the Cine Alameda.
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Documentary about the movie theaters in Valencia that, since the seventies, had been closed or turned into department stores and bingo halls; dream spaces of Valencian cinephilia such as the Cine Alameda.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Pedro Uris, Antonio Llorens
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Tabarca Films
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