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Seville hosts the shooting of the film 'Life after', directed by Clara Santaolaya
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Seville hosts the shooting of the film 'Life after', directed by Clara Santaolaya

The city of Seville is hosting the filming of the movie 'La vida después,' which marks the debut feature film of director and screenwriter Clara Santaolaya. The production is being handled by the Seville-based production company Capitán ... Araña in collaboration with several other production companies including Guion Alto, Batiak Films, Palco Films AIE, La Soga Producciones, and Suena Perú. The filming is taking place until July 20th. The article categorizes the piece under 'Cinema' and mentions Seville as the location.

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Seville hosts the shooting of the film 'Life after', directed by Clara Santaolaya

The city of Seville is hosting the filming of the movie 'La vida después,' which marks the debut feature film of director and screenwriter Clara Santaolaya. The production is being handled by the Seville-based production company Capitán ... Araña in collaboration with several other production companies including Guion Alto, Batiak Films, Palco Films AIE, La Soga Producciones, and Suena Perú. The filming is taking place until July 20th. The article categorizes the piece under 'Cinema' and mentions Seville as the location.

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