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El Secret del Bosc
El Secret del Bosc

El Secret del Bosc

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Documentary

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A three-hectare ruined space in the middle of Montseny purchased with the hope of being able to raise a child in a privileged environment has ended up transforming into a labyrinth of books, words, artistic representations and reflections known as Bibliobosc.

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Released

Original Language

Catalan

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Release Date

16 November 2024

Country

Spain

Cast

Pep Durán

Pep Durán

Pep Durán Oller

Paloma Sánchez

Paloma Sánchez

Paloma Sánchez Martínez

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