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Your Lunch is Our Dinner
An empty student neighborhood. A deserted college. A windy day at the beach. Pau and Gerard go to study abroadly near the Pacific, at twelve hours of distance from their homes. Through text messages between them and their families, their new student lifes are suddenly interrupted because of the expansion of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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An empty student neighborhood. A deserted college. A windy day at the beach. Pau and Gerard go to study abroadly near the Pacific, at twelve hours of distance from their homes. Through text messages between them and their families, their new student lifes are suddenly interrupted because of the expansion of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gerard Simó Gimeno, Pau Vall Capdet
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:University of California, Santa Barbara
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