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Eva i Bea 

Bea is a film director and waits for her partner on the terrace of a bar. Eva is an actress and arrives late for the date. They have arranged to talk about the crisis in their relationship, but each has a very different idea of how the meeting will end. Cinema, job insecurity, feelings and lies will envelop a conversation that will be located on the limits of reality and fiction and that will mark their lives. After that afternoon, nothing will ever be the same again.
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Bea is a film director and waits for her partner on the terrace of a bar. Eva is an actress and arrives late for the date. They have arranged to talk about the crisis in their relationship, but each has a very different idea of how the meeting will end. Cinema, job insecurity, feelings and lies will envelop a conversation that will be located on the limits of reality and fiction and that will mark their lives. After that afternoon, nothing will ever be the same again.

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Directed By:Nando Caballero
Written By:Nando Caballero
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Runtime:75 minutes
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Nando Caballero

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Marina Schiafinno

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Laura Sabaté

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