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Release Date:
March 27, 2023
Original Title:
Dos dies i l'eternitat
Alternate Titles:
Deux jours et l'éternité
Dos días y la eternidad
Two Days and Eternity
Genres:
Romance
Production Countries:
Spain
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 55
After his first breakup, Marc, a film student, goes with Laia on a trip to the south of France to see if he can get over his ex. The emotions appear but Marc feels at a standstill.
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Animation:
Yulia Pigulka
Assistant Editor:
Miki Lloret
Ignasi Armayones Martínez
Associate Producer:
Mathilde Redon
Character Designer:
Maria Peix
Color Grading:
Pau Ballesté Aguirre
Concept Artist:
Maria Peix
Director:
Marc Esquirol
Editor:
Marc Esquirol
First Assistant Director:
Max Mir
Graphic Designer:
Jana Borja
Post Production Coordinator:
Joana Galiana
Second Unit:
Max Mir
Guillem Nicodemus
Celia Martín
Clara Estévez
Tidiane Diedhiou
Manuela Matassini
Second Unit Cinematographer:
Jaume Roma
Songs:
Iglú
Pau Vallvé
Artur Viñas
Massaviu
Charles Mingus
Francisco de Tárrega
Kamaal Williams
Sound Designer:
Guillem Giró
Thanks:
Romane Redon
Marc Redon
Emmanuelle Sevilla
SC Trade Center
Hoy-Voy
Fundació Vilacasas
Centre Cívic Sandaru
Chicken Chaud
Oriol Bonals
Jordi Sanz Angrill
Mercè Caussa
Guillem Mojal
Jordi Vilar
Escola Pia Sarrià
Celia Martín
María José Alcoriza
Anaïs Mateo
Paula Antón
Biel Colomer
Carme Surós
Enric Hernández
Ricard Esquirol
Sandra Cano
Berta Esquirol
Aleix Losa
Pau Berlanga
Christian Checa
Geoffrey Cowper
Jaume Duran Oliver
Marino Rodríguez
Nieves Espías
Maria Gràcia Poggioli
Albert Lloret
Olivia Lloret
Writer:
Marc Esquirol
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