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A couple of digital nomads are living their dream of working remotely for a tech giant from a luxurious apartment overlooking the sea in a warm, modern city in the south. However, the city feels familiar to them, not only because it increasingly resembles other cities disfigured by excessive urban development, but also because it provides them with a special soundtrack every day.
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A couple of digital nomads are living their dream of working remotely for a tech giant from a luxurious apartment overlooking the sea in a warm, modern city in the south. However, the city feels familiar to them, not only because it increasingly resembles other cities disfigured by excessive urban development, but also because it provides them with a special soundtrack every day.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Simona Frabotta, Leonor Jiménez Moreno
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Studio:Agudezavisual, La Mirada Invertida (ES)
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