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Los años dirán 

Spain 2012. As many other people of their generation, Ana and Iván are going to buy a new flat in the suburbs of the city, which is still under construction. They go there with Ana’s parents in order to know their opinion before buying it. Despite of all the dreams set on this new stage of their lives, Ana doubts if this is really the life she wants. Will she be brave enough to run away or will she have to accept her fate of "correction and normality"?
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Spain 2012. As many other people of their generation, Ana and Iván are going to buy a new flat in the suburbs of the city, which is still under construction. They go there with Ana’s parents in order to know their opinion before buying it. Despite of all the dreams set on this new stage of their lives, Ana doubts if this is really the life she wants. Will she be brave enough to run away or will she have to accept her fate of "correction and normality"?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Andrea Jaurrieta
Written By:Andrea Jaurrieta
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Andrea Jaurrieta PC

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