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Si amanece, nos vamos 

In the neighborhood of "Las 3000 viviendas" of Seville, two young lovers, Sindi and Manuel are separated abruptly after a misunderstanding. Each on their own way they will become victims of destiny and of an environment where fantasy and reality coexist. Si Amanece; Nos Vamos is a fable about the dangers of unbridled and unconditional love, sprinkled with rage and jealousy. A first work that, from the documentary verismo transfers the codes of the cinema quinqui to approach the committed day to day of its characters.
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In the neighborhood of "Las 3000 viviendas" of Seville, two young lovers, Sindi and Manuel are separated abruptly after a misunderstanding. Each on their own way they will become victims of destiny and of an environment where fantasy and reality coexist. Si Amanece; Nos Vamos is a fable about the dangers of unbridled and unconditional love, sprinkled with rage and jealousy. A first work that, from the documentary verismo transfers the codes of the cinema quinqui to approach the committed day to day of its characters.

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Directed By:Álvaro Feldman, Laura Obrador
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Escac Films

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Álvaro Feldman, Laura Obrador

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Cintia Borja Jiménez

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Manuel "Popeye" Jiménez

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