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My last day in Barcelona 

It is Uri's last day in Barcelona and his flatmate Arnau has kicked him out of their house for the afternoon. Without any friends available to hang out, Uri will decide to film the city with an analog camera he finds in his wardrobe, but he receives an unexpected phone call from Arnau.
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It is Uri's last day in Barcelona and his flatmate Arnau has kicked him out of their house for the afternoon. Without any friends available to hang out, Uri will decide to film the city with an analog camera he finds in his wardrobe, but he receives an unexpected phone call from Arnau.

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Directed By:Teo Nicolau
Written By:Teo Nicolau
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:La Llaminera

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