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After of living in France for fifteen years, Lucas, a journalist with a dark past, returns to Bilbao, his hometown. He begins an intense romance with a young woman, but a series of circumstances will make the intimacy of the couple almost impossible.
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After of living in France for fifteen years, Lucas, a journalist with a dark past, returns to Bilbao, his hometown. He begins an intense romance with a young woman, but a series of circumstances will make the intimacy of the couple almost impossible.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Javier Rebollo Fernández, Santiago González, Joaquín Jordá, Juan Ortuoste
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Box Office:$65,197
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Lan Zinema, Ministerio de Cultura España, EiTB
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