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Elegía 

After the death of two of her classmates, Julia is incapable of feeling any sort of sadness for it. Chocked by the suffocating mourning that floods the school, and by a deep resentment towards the two girls, she will write something that will have dire consequences.
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After the death of two of her classmates, Julia is incapable of feeling any sort of sadness for it. Chocked by the suffocating mourning that floods the school, and by a deep resentment towards the two girls, she will write something that will have dire consequences.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Alba Tejero
Written By:Alba Tejero, Alba Molas
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Escac Films

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