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The Missing Part
A film piece on the human family and its coexistence with animals. First work of 'The one project', where a scenic artist is invited to create his first film summarizing his art. For this first year the circus company Baró d'Evel, that is Blaï Mateu and Camille Decourtye.
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A film piece on the human family and its coexistence with animals. First work of 'The one project', where a scenic artist is invited to create his first film summarizing his art. For this first year the circus company Baró d'Evel, that is Blaï Mateu and Camille Decourtye.
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Written By:Blaï Mateu, Salvador Sunyer, Camille Decourtye
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