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Aragon, Spain. After living through her parents' divorce, Mar arrives in the summer in a mysterious town where she is fascinated by the horrifying stories about the Civil War and its terrible consequences told by members of a group of teenagers who seem to live according to rules that are strange to her.
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Aragon, Spain. After living through her parents' divorce, Mar arrives in the summer in a mysterious town where she is fascinated by the horrifying stories about the Civil War and its terrible consequences told by members of a group of teenagers who seem to live according to rules that are strange to her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ànnia Gabarró, Maria Colomer, Alberto Dexeus
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Boogaloo Films, TV3, Universitat Pompeu Fabra
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