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Two old Viennese friends embark on a road trip from Vienna to southern Spain. One is a Jewish Holocaust survivor haunted by the pain of the Spanish Roma children singing flamenco in the camp, the other, his guitar playing best mate, urges him to face the music.
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Two old Viennese friends embark on a road trip from Vienna to southern Spain. One is a Jewish Holocaust survivor haunted by the pain of the Spanish Roma children singing flamenco in the camp, the other, his guitar playing best mate, urges him to face the music.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lucija Stojevic
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Noon Films
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