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Magical Thinking 

Pablo spends the afternoons in his neighbourhood with his older brother and his friends. Summer is the craziest scenario of their lives, as if the world had been left to children alone. Despite the confusing reality in which he grows up, for Pablo every day is an opportunity to discover the world and understand it in his own way.
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Pablo spends the afternoons in his neighbourhood with his older brother and his friends. Summer is the craziest scenario of their lives, as if the world had been left to children alone. Despite the confusing reality in which he grows up, for Pablo every day is an opportunity to discover the world and understand it in his own way.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Eva Saiz
Written By:Eva Saiz
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Productora Almaina Producciones

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