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Escape
Lludy was left without the apartment where she used to live in Barcelona and now depends on a storeroom to keep her infinite number of things. In the midst of a daily search for objects, from a dress to a television remote control, she revisits her life, her possessions, her immigrant status, her loneliness.
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Lludy was left without the apartment where she used to live in Barcelona and now depends on a storeroom to keep her infinite number of things. In the midst of a daily search for objects, from a dress to a television remote control, she revisits her life, her possessions, her immigrant status, her loneliness.
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Gonella Productions
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