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Interstellar, by Christopher Nolan

When we speak about Interstellar, we are talking about one of the greatest films ever made. This is a well-researched movie about space, spaceships and other instruments that scientists use to travel far from the Earth. Since its existence, humanity has wondered what is out there and thanks to Nolan’s movie we can have an approach to the space mysteries.

First of all, Interstellar tells the story of a father who decides to do whatever it takes to give his children the future they deserve. In that way, Matthew McConaughey's role as the protagonist is absolutely brilliant, with moments full of emotion, action and even anguish. Also, the ability to switch registers feels natural, helping the audience to identify with the character.

Secondly, the technical section is really ambitious. The representation of the different planets visited by the crew is perfect. Most of them are lonely and dangerous. Although the final fiction can clash a bit, the scenes achieved thanks to special effects deserve to be applauded.

For all this, we are facing a masterpiece and an instant classic. Nolan's work, accompanied by a dreamy soundtrack, is a love letter to lovers of space and science fiction.

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Pitch Perfect is a musical comedy film directed by Jason Moore and released in 2012. It lasts 112 minutes and it has a well-chosen cast, among the ones it could be highlighted Anna Kendrick and Adam DeVine. Moreover, it is an adaptation from a non-fiction book by Mickey Rapkin.

The plot is set in Atlanta and shows the story of Becca, a girl who starts the university obliged by her
father, but her actual desire is to become a DJ. Therefore, when she sees
the opportunity of joining the a cappella girl band, she doesn't think it
twice. Although at the beginning the band don't fit well due to they don’t know
each other, after a few months they start becoming successful.

This gripping story will have you laughing from the beginning until the end. However, it is more than a comedy: the self-improving story not only is motivational but also makes the audience be emotional and sympathise with them. Also, it would have you singing for the whole film, since the songs chosen for the girl band performances are medleys of well-known ones, which makes the film more enjoyable.

I strongly recommend watching this film if what you want is to have a good time. I assure you that once you finish watching it, you would immediately want to start it again.

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Angela Olivo Correa     Titanic(1997)                                                                 

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Angela Olivo Correa     Titanic(1997)                                                                 

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Understanding the past from the perspective of cinema can be confusing, but James Cameron manages to make the reality of what was lived, the documentation made and the desire to tell what happened turn Titanic into an almost absolute satisfaction. With an original soundtrack by Jamen Horner, capable of captivating, deafening and filling the eyes with tears, as a companion and protagonist of a film full of intricacies, which are resolved throughout the plot, especially at the end.

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This is the second film of Christopher Nolan's Batman saga and the best of both so far.
In this film, Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) faces the Joker in an Oscar deserving performance by Heath Ledger. Since we know Batman can't kill people (despite being villians), Nolan's goal for this film seemed to be to exposure Batman's human limitations and how the Joker exploits them in order to prove that he can become corrupt as well.
The best film about the Joker's character is his developement during the film and how he tries to kill Batman at first by collaborating with the mafia but, at the end, he just wanted to toy with Batman and mentally destroy him.
It would have been nice to know where the Joker is locked after being caught, but who knows!

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My favourite film is La La Land. The reason why I love so much this films is that it mixes music and film, two of my passions.
Since I watched this film, I love it owing to different reasons.
Firtly, because of its wonderfull soundtrack, as it makes me dance a lot.
Secondly, because of its plot, so it is not like the rest of romantic films, as at the end, the two lead characters don't ended up being together.
Furthermore, the acting of Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone is breathtaking.

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This is an accurace representation about the drama that suffer a person with mental problems. The man, who lives with his mother, has the dream to act as a clown in front of many spectators. However, due to this disease, the people don´t get a good image about him and that´s a problem that bring him many consequences that are watched during the film.

The best thing about the flim is that shows how a person with many problems in life, always try to show a laugh to the rest of the people. However, it is ignored and that's why he starts to making mistakes and do criminal acts, dealing deeply in the personality of the character, which is great to let all of us to know how it feels.

Maybe the film get the possibility to use other features, but the interpretation is one of the best that I have ever seen in my life.

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My favourite film is The Post. This american film was directed by Steven Spielberg. It was written by Liz Hannah and Josh Singer. It stars Meryl Streep as Katharine Graham, Tom Hanks as Ben Bradlee, and Sarah Paulson as Antoinette "Tony". It was nominated for two Oscars in 2018, but it didn’t win any. The film is set in 1970 and it was filmed in Hollywood.

The film is about the work of journalists from The Washington Post and The New York Times who published the “Pentagon Papers” on the US government's withholding of information about the Vietnam War. The lawyers of the newspaper advise against the publication of the material, lest the Presidency of Richard Nixon press criminal charges.

In the end, the President Nixon resigns over the publication of the political scandal.

I strongly recommend The Post to understand the importance of journalism in society. The plot of the film is incredible, and the soundtrack is made by the great John Williams.

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Alba Martínez Reche y Silvia Serrano Ayala

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Alba Martínez Reche y Silvia Serrano Ayala

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Beauty and the Beast (Live Action)

This is the adaptation of the classical Disney film  Beauty and the Beast. Even though it is not a new and disruptive film, it is a sweet and delicate story about how beauty can be found anywhere.
First of all, it offers a dynamic development of the action, which is also mixed with music numbers. Secondly, the most positive factor is that it can be seen by all publics. Children and adult would enjoy it equally, as it has messages for every audience.
The motives and feelings of every character are represented and developped to a final extent: the happy ending. Despite that, the thrid act is a little bit hurried, so the final taste can take you out of place.
In general, the film is a classy but it will always give you a smile.

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Mamma Mia is a musical romatic film, that was released in 2008. The film is starred by Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried. Mamma mia is based in the songs of the Swedish pop group ABBA and it tells the story of Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) who is about to get married on a Greek island. She wants to be walked down the aisle by her dad, but her mother (Meryl Streep) hasn't told her who her father is. So, she invites three of her mother's former lovers to the wedding, hoping to find out which one is her father.
Meryl Streep delivers an outstanding performance as Donna, Sophie's free-spirited mother, and her rendition of "The Winner Takes It All" is a highlight of the film.
Overall, "Mamma Mia!" is a fun and uplifting movie. While some may find the plot a bit cheesy or predictable, the movie's charm and musical numbers make up for it.

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"The Hunger Games" is a dystopian film based on the novel by Suzanne Collins. It is considered an action and science fiction film and The stars of the film are Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutchinson. It was realased in 2013 and it is part of a trilogy.

It is set in a future where the nation of Panem, located in what was once North America, is divided into 12 districts ruled by the wealthy Capitol. As punishment for a past rebellion, the Capitol holds an annual event known as the Hunger Games, where a boy and girl tribute from each district between the ages of 12 and 18 are chosen to fight to the death in a televised arena.

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Wreck-It Ralph is an animated movie that tells the story of Ralph, the villain in a classic arcade game called Fix-It Felix Jr. Ralph is tired of being the bad guy and dreams of becoming a hero, so he leaves his game looking to win a medal.

Along the way, Ralph enters other arcade games and meets new characters, including a girl named Vanellope who is also seeking to change her game. Together, they embark on a dangerous adventure to save her game.

In the end, Ralph learns that being a hero doesn't come from a medal or a title, but from his actions and the friendships he's made. The movie explores themes of friendship, self-acceptance, and the power of one's choices to change their destiny.

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Jaime Martínez Fernández       Review 'Focus'

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Jaime Martínez Fernández       Review 'Focus'

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This is an action film characterized by Will Smith. He is a proffesional swindler who cheat people in greats events such as concerts, football matches... Besides, he works with a group of people who do the same in every part of the world. Smith knows a beautiful woman and he teachs her how to be a good swindler. They fall in love and the history ends with a totally unedpected ending.

The best thing about the film is the plot development with the girl becoming in a proffesional swindler through stealing wallets, mobiles phones, cameras, watches...

Although the film is based on business, it adds an interesting love story between the two main characters. The film ends with a quite interesting end where some new characters take action in the film. You should not miss this amazing movie!

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Inglourious Basterds is one of the greatest movies of all time without a doubt. Tarantino masters the art of the dialogue and is able to mix four languages without losing an ounce of interest.

It is also one of the best examples of building tension within a scene. The opening of the movie, which I won't spoil, is a masterclass in showing how to use the famous Hitchcok concept of "the bomb under the table".

I can't praise enough the creative ways in which Tarantino resolves some scenes throughout the movie. Just watch the movie and lookout for the "three beers" scene.

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"Call Me By Your Name" is a 2017 romantic drama film directed by Luca Guadagnino, based on the incredible novel by André Aciman. The film follows the story of Elio, a 17-year-old boy, and Oliver, a 24-year-old American scholar, who fall in love during the summer of 1983 while living at Elio's parents' villa in northern Italy.

The film is a beautifully crafted and sensitively portrayed coming-of-age story that explores themes of love, desire and identity. The chemistry between the two leads, played by Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer, is palpable and their performances are outstanding. Chalamet, in particular, delivers a nuanced and vulnerable portrayal of Elio, capturing both the awkwardness and intensity of teenage emotions.

The setting of the film, with its lush countryside and sun-drenched villages, is gorgeously shot and captures the idyllic nature of the characters' summer romance. The film's score, composed by Sufjan Stevens, adds to the dreamy and nostalgic tone of the story, specially 'Visions of Gideon'.

The film has been praised for its honest portrayal of a same-sex relationship, which is treated with sensitivity and respect. It avoids falling into stereotypes or tropes commonly associated with LGBTQ+ films and instead offers a complex and authentic depiction of two individuals falling in love.

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The Film of Jason Bourne is a film of the Jason Bourne family. The film treats/deals with/ is about a fight with the government of the USA on behalf of Jason Bourne cause/due to/owing to the programme to forma Assassins Treadstone. This is areally good ellaborated film combining the action phases with the phases where there are not action in the film. Matt Damon here plays a big a role realises a treats labor as the main character and Alicia Vikander also plays a fantastic role as the realises a good paper in the new chief of CIA who wants to return Bourne to the programme of CIA.

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David García, Jordi Guillén, Antonio Abellán

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David García, Jordi Guillén, Antonio Abellán

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Title: The tale of the lone wolf

Genre: Western

Log line: Don't mess with the sheriff's wife

Location: (Almería, The Yellow Rose) --> The Yellow Rose Saloon, El Paso, Texas

Soundtrack: Royalty free saloon music

Extra 1
I am the bravest in the whole west, you know. I once killed three thieves with one bullet

(The lone wolf enters the scene)

Everybody, the Lone Wolf is Here!

(The crowd gets silent and some people start hiding under their tables. The Lone Wolf enters the scene.)

The Lone Wolf
(sarcastic)
C’mon guys. Why did you stop the party? I just came here to have some fun

(The people are still silent, some of them start getting back up)

Play your music piano man.

(The music starts awkwardly, The women starts to dance looking the lone wolf right on his eye, and goes down the stage.)

That’s more I like it.

Dancer
(Getting closer to the Lone Wolf and with false confidence.)

So you are the famous lone wolf, let me treat you right.

(She tries to sensually remove his jacket, including his holster but he pushes her away softly.)

Lone Wolf
Not so fast hon’. If you want me, you’ll have to show me some product first you know…

(The dancer gets a little nervous but tries to hide it. She gets closer to him and starts to dance)

You look quite familiar hon’.

Dancer
(She turns around and gets a gun from under her skirt, he tries to get his, but it’s too late)

Never mess with the sheriff’s wife, hon’.

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GENRE: Comedy

TITLE: Coffee afternoon

THE LOG LINE: When a coffee turns into a life lesson

HOOCK: true life

MUSIC: suspense music

EXT. SOL SQUARE- MORNING

A girl is sitting in a coffee shop in Sol Square in Madrid. While one of them is waiting for her order, the waitress stumbles with her chair and the coffee.

ROSE

(Rose turns to her)

-Hey, you! Watch your step.

MARY

-I am so so… Oh, your face look familiar to me!

(Mary tries to help Rose)

ROSE

(Rose put her hands aside)

-I do not think so!

MARY

-Oh. Ok. I am so sorry for this, I will bring a cloth to clean this.

(Mary leaves and while she is going back, Rose’s face changes dramatically)

ROSE

-Of course I know you! You are Mary Menchón. We studied together in Italy many years ago!

MARY

-I can see that you are as nice as you were then

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TITLE: Successful destination

GENRE: True life story

MUSIC: melancholic at the beginning and cheerful at the end.

Log line: The reward of the weight of life

Synopsis: James has had to flee their country and must look for a new life in another country as an immigrant. In Netherlands, he is not socially accepted. He looks for a job everywhere, but it’s very tough for him to get one. All his disgrace become in hope when he meets his future wife, Melisa. Melisa is a famous actress who fell in love with James. With the help of her money, James decides to create his own company and finally he achieves success.

INT. JAMES HOUSE IN GHANA

James: In this country everything is difficult. We don't have anything to eat and drink. Very people die. I believe that I must change my own destiny far from here.

James starts his journey to Netherlands, where he expects to have better luck.

EXT. AMSTERDAM STREET

James: I finally arrived three months ago. The first months are not being easy. Because of my origin culture, many people look at me weirdly. It is very difficult for me to find a job.

After months of disgrace, James meets Melisa, a famous actress, who will be his future wife.

INT. MELISA'S HOUSE
Melisa:  Ever since I met you, you have always shown great courage. Now, I want to help you to reach the future you deserve.

James: I have no words to describe all my hapinness. Thank you, Meli.  I'm going to do my best to found my own company.

Melisa: Good luck, my James. I know you can do it!

A year later

James: Mi life has changed radically since the day I met you in that street. All my past sorrows have disappeared thanks to you.

Melisa: Yes, you're right. Now we enjoy wealth and health with our sons. It's a present from life.

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ALBA MARTÍNEZ RECHE, SILVIA SERRANO AYALA, LUDOVICA DE VITA

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ALBA MARTÍNEZ RECHE, SILVIA SERRANO AYALA, LUDOVICA DE VITA

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INT. HISTORIC ARCHIVES- 19;30
James and  Jane are working in the archvies. James is picking his jacket up for leaving. Jane is going to stay becuase she is looking for some data from the French Invassion.
JAMES

Aren't you leaving? It's late.
JANE
No, I'm not. I'm stil looking for some data that would confirm my theory.
JAMES
What's your theory?
JANE
I'm trying to prove that king Lous 17th helped Napoleon in the spanish invassion.
JAMES
Good luck with it. Bye!
Jane is alone now, reading ancient documents.
(sighs exhausted and starts sepakong alone)
JANE
Where are you...? Where...?
Suddenly, some documents start flying across the room. Papers fall. Jane screams.
JANE
What is that? James, is that you?
(breathes heavily)
JANE
Hello?
Nobody answers, but one single box falls o her feet. The box opens and one paper rises up to her hands. Jane tries not to scream.
(open her eyes in surprise while reading)
JANE
I've got it! This is the final piece! Now I can complete the puzzle.
The pen in the table starts writing on a blank paper two single words: "You're welcome"
THE END

TITLE: French code
GENRE: Sobrenatural fantasy + thriller
LOGLINE: A young historian tries to find proves that the french invassion of Spain was actually a conspiracy between european monarchies while nobody velieves her.
HOOKS: target audience = young people
(mix of Indiana Jones and The Da Vinci code). Location = a spanish archieve. Music = specific late motive for the ghost + pop music to go with the action.
Other hooks = humor

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Title: Woolf’s ghost – (logline) Virginia Woolf last words are still alive in her desk.

Genre: Historical drama,

Hook: true life.

A little and cozy house in Lewes town, in East Sussex.

Leonard Woolf went home from office but his wife, Virginia, was not at home. Lights were off and the door was locked. When he entered, a letter was waiting for him in the big wooden table, next to a fresh bucket of gardenias and a wet quill.

Leonard Woolf

What is this, Virginia?

Virginia Woolf (V.O.)

Those will be my last words, darling.

L.W

What do you mean, honey?

Leonard takes off her jacket and he sits in the soft couch to continue reading Virginias letter. He was sweeting and the paper started getting wet too.

V.W (V.O)

I could not help it. It was getting too much for me to breath every day. My dark side is winning, I feel it coming to me.

L.W

I should have stayed more at home with you. You were looking for protection in your writing, but I should have been your savior instead. (weeping)

He starts having tears around his cheeks. His forehead gets whiter and whiter and pale.

V. W (V.O)

Don’t you feel guilty. We both know this moment could come someday. You were the sweetest.

L. W.

Now I can only hear your voice from your books. What can I do now you are gone? It should have been me the one to suffer that much. You were the piece this world needs. I’m just a simple politician.

V.W (V.O)

If somebody could have save me, that would have been you.

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Pablo Rodríguez, Pedro Jesús Vidal, Ángela López, Daniel Rosique y Jaime Martínez

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Pablo Rodríguez, Pedro Jesús Vidal, Ángela López, Daniel Rosique y Jaime Martínez

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El Caribe Hotel  - Afternoon.

Sussie: Good afternoon. I have booked the presidencial suite.

Peter: Sorry, you must be confused because is occupied yet by a couple.

Sussie: That's not possible! I booked the room to be alone some days.

Peter: OK, I am going to check the name of the booking.

Sussie: That`s fine.

Peter: The room is booked by the name of John Black.

Sussie: What the hell! He is my husband!

The film is called Surprise booking. It's a comedy which take part in El Caribe during the summer. A woman goes to the place to relax but she gets surprised in the hotel. There are a number of great stars. The main characters are Penélope Cruz and Brad Pitt.

The film mixes drama, laughters, tears and all the members of the family can enjoy this experience. The soundtrack is played by The Weekend (Blinding by the Ligths), Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga.

Logline: The one who falls in love loses.

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In a Casino of New York
John: Susanna, Are you kidding me?
Susanna: No, the prizes for a Game increase to 500.000 dollars
John: Tread carefully. You may lose.
John goes out spiting on the floor.

Title: Susanna's scam

Plot: True life story. Very clever Sport Star scam Big fishes of the world with casino games

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Genre action and science fiction

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sci-fi, biopic, historical drama, drama, sitcom, comedy, dramedy (drama+comedy), romedy/romcom (romantic-comedy), saga, franchise (Marvel, DC), k-drama, horror, gore, slasher
comedian, actor, actress, main character, villain/hero, social drama, cartoon, musical, documentary, thriller, adventure, fantasy, mockumentary, true crime, true life story, soap opera
composer, make-up artist, costume artist/designer, editor, special effects, stuntman/woman, props, setting

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Movies  indiana Jones
Spiderman
Actors Zac Effron

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Movies: Kill Bill, The incredibles, King Kong, Indiana Jones, ET, Citizen Kane, Sing in the Rain, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Charles Chaplin, Cinderella, Batman.
genres: action, adventure, drama, animation, musical
Jobs: actors, directors, producers, dancers, singers, designs, animators…

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In Super Hero's genre, we have The Amazing Spiderman, whose main character is Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield).

In animation films, the video shows Disney productions like Cenicienta.

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Movies: Indiana Jones, Hannibal Lector, The Incredible, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Spiderman, E.T
Actors: Zack Efron

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Indiana Jones
Kill Bill
Top Gun
The Incredibles

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Paloma Ballesta, Lucía Calatayud y Ángela Andrea Olivo

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Paloma Ballesta, Lucía Calatayud y Ángela Andrea Olivo

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Spiderman
Batman
E.T.
Indiana Jones
The Incredibles
Citizen Kane
Charles Chapplin
Kill Bill
Top Gun
Jurassic Park
Singing in the rain
Cinderella
The good, the bad and the ugly
The Wizard of Oz
Emily Blunt
Lego Movie
Snowhite
Action
Science-fiction
Western
Comedy

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Genre: Science-Fiction, action, western movies

Kill Bill, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, Interestellar

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High school musical, lego, indiana jones, interetellar, top gun, marvel,

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Clint Eastwood, Indiana Jones, The incredibles, Cinderella, Who killed Roger Rabbit?, The Goonies, James Bond, Annibal Lecter, Singing in the rain, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Spiderman, Guardians of the galaxy, The dark Knight (Batman), Mr Bean, Snow White and the Seven dwarfs, Kill Bill

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High School Musical (Zac Efron)
The Moon
Insterstellar
The Incredibles
Jurassic Park

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Science fiction, Cartoons

Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, The Lego Movie, The Incredibles, A clockworck orange

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Reservoir Dogs
The Incredibles
Top Gun
Indiana Jones
The Moon
The Amazing Spiderman

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Western
Action
Science-fiction

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Kill Bill
Indiana Jones
Top Gun
Jurassic Park

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Paloma Ballesta, Lucía Calatayud y Ángela Andrea Olivo

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Paloma Ballesta, Lucía Calatayud y Ángela Andrea Olivo

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P-Good afternoon!
First of all, let's review the shot list for the Holy Week of Murcia 2023. Ángela, you have it there, don't you?
A-Yes. At 10:00 we are going to get the permission for shooting. Later, at 12 o'clock we will film the 'Paso Jesús de Sangre' in the Floridablanca Garden.
P- Can you go to get the permission at 9 o'clock better, just to make sure that you have enough time to be on time at 12?
A-Yes, of course.
P-Perfect. And what about the afternoon?
L-In the afternoon we have sheduled two interviews. At 4 pm we are going to film the interview with the city mayor to talk about the programme of this year Holly Week.
Later, at 7 pm we have a meeting with Pascual Riquelme, the coordinator of the child activites
P- That's nice. What shots have you planned for those interviews?
L-For the first interview we are going to film both a general and some close-up shots. And for the second one, we are going to record just the voice.
P-Perfect! I am sure that you'll do a great job! See you

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José David: Director
Jaime Pastor: producer

Monday 13 March

JD: Hello, Jaime. It's 10 o'clock and we need topics for today's programme. At first, we can talk about the Barça Gate because the club has been accused to pay millions of euros to an ex-vice president of spanish referees. And next, what do you think that should be the topic?

J: Secondly, I think that we should broadcast the doctor’s manifestation because of their bad conditions.

JD: Okey, I agree with you. Next, at 13 o'clock we need to talk about the current political scandal: many politicians went to parties during the pandemic. This is a piece of news that we need to cover because of its relevance.  Would you mind to introduce next topic, Jaime?

J: Of course. At 15 o'clock it's time to talk about sports and, in my opinion, we have to stand out the last Valencia’s victory against Osasuna, whose result was 1-0.

JD: That's a good list for today. What about tomorrow? Do you know something about Carlos Alcaraz situation?

J: Alcaraz is playing now a big competition. Yesterday, he won 6-3, 6-3 with a fantastic performance. That's why we will be able to cover Carlos Alcaraz next match in Indian Wells tournament.

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Lucia Leal, Lucia Garrido, María Ibernón y Miguel Páez

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Lucia Leal, Lucia Garrido, María Ibernón y Miguel Páez

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A: Boss
B: Script
C: Camera men
D: Reporter

A: Good morning, everyone. Let's prepare the filming schedule for this week. Lucía, have you already prepare the script for the interview with Conchita Ruiz on Wednesday?
B: This week will be impossible for her to meet up with us. So, we are going to interview her next week.
A: That's too late, we need to contact her as soon as possible because we need to have this done by the end of the week. María, have you come across with some
ideas for the filming location?

D: Well, I have been very busy this week. Also, I had to be looking after my nephews because they were ills and their parents were on a trip.

A: I'm done with your excuses. This has been the same for so long, I don't think we can take any longer your laziness. Miguel, is the camera crew prepare for the filming?We need the GVs on location as soon as possible

C: They are really upset, because they have been waiting for more information about the filming location the whole week. This is not the right way to treat your employees. Besides, we have had several technical problems in the latest broadcast, so they are not very comfortable with the situation.

A: I believe we really need some changes overhere, beacuse there are problems everywhere.

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Jordi Guillén, Antonio Abellán y David García

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Jordi Guillén, Antonio Abellán y David García

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David: correspondant
Jordi: executive producer
Antonio: director

Friday:
Travel to L.A., crew-meeting to discuss how the events will be covered and get a full-weekend accreditation before going to sleep.

Saturday:
Morning interview with Phil Jackson, PTC inside the Crypto.com Arena in order to explain how the ceremony will go on, afternoon interview with Pau Gasol and edit all the contents recorded at night.

Sunday:
Film stock-sequences in the morning, attend to LeBron's press conference after lunch and film sequences during the jersey retirement ceremony at night. Ask for NBA official images if necessary.

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Andrea Ruiz, Ángela López, Pablo Rodríguez y Jaime Martínez. Filming schedule

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Andrea Ruiz, Ángela López, Pablo Rodríguez y Jaime Martínez. Filming schedule

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Jaime: Director
Andrea: Editor
Ángela: Reporter
Pablo: Technician

Monday, 13th March
10.00h - IV some teachers in UMU about the new education.
12.00h -  R/V at town hall to deal with pollution.
15.00h -  PTC in the cathedral about holy week.
18.00h -  Travel to Cartagena.

Tuesday, 14th March
9.30h - Travel to El Corte Inglés. Get permission for shooting.
10.00h - Film G/Vs at El Corte Inglés related to sales week.
12.00h - Film sequences in Tini's concert.

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Alba Martínez, Pedro Vidal, Elena García and Ludovica de Vita

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Alba Martínez, Pedro Vidal, Elena García and Ludovica de Vita

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A: Fine. So, we have here the filming schedule for this weekend.
E: Yes. First, we'll lay down at police headquarters and we'll get permission for shooting at the border.
L: I'm not sure whether we'll be on time for filming general views and interviewing victims after meeting with the man who's taking traffickers to court.
P: We may have a tight schedule, but I'm sure we'll manage to.
A: What about Saturday?
E: I think we should delay the interview with People not Borders organisation to Saturday and focus on filming PTC's on Friday.
L: I agree. But then, we'll have to film some tracking shots while we go to interview the government official.
P: Sound good. And finally, we fly back home on Sunday morning, right?
A: Right. I think we've got it, guys. Well done!

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Alba Morenilla, María Mena, Júlia Gonçalves y Eva Howes

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Alba Morenilla, María Mena, Júlia Gonçalves y Eva Howes

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M: clipspotter
E: reporter
J: Camera woman

A: Do we have everything set up for Sunday morning programme or are we late again?
E: Yes. I will go on Friday morning to the police headquarters to get permission for the shooting
M: I'll get the time codes of everything
J: I could record the GVs on location, and try to interview the social worker and victims of trafficking but every reporter will try the same so it'll be packed. Besides I have to do Eva's PTC.
A: Des someone knows if the representative from People not Borders organisation is going to be there?
E: I contacted him last week and he should be there on Friday evening
A: Sounds perfect
J: btw, The government official is arriving on Saturday morning, so we need to meet up for an interview
M: Okay, once I finish my marinera I'll try to contact him
A: Also, the representative of the organisation is leaving on Sunday I can take him to the airport on my way there
E: Do you know what time is his departure?
A: Yes, his flight is schedule to be at 1pm so I'll have enough time to sleep.
J: OMG, this weekend is gonna be tiring, on top of everything I have to work on my dog's birthday

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Ismael Belando. Jesús Campos and Sofía Martínez. 

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Dear all,
Thank you for all your efforts on this morning´s programme.
First of all, we have bad news, the studio went down for several seconds.

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Dear Team,
Thank you for all your efforts and this morning’s programme. Unfortunately, I have Some bad news to you because the studio went down for several second so we need to do better next time.
I am happy to say that On a positive note, we did really well on the rail crash story and Sarah Bernard has provided us a great script and two radio-friendly guests for the Picasso Museum price.

Congratulations for the job

Best Regards,
Dawn

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Dear partners,

I am writing this email to thank you for all your efforts on this morning’s programme.

First of all, we had some issues today: the studio was out of order for several seconds. However, Jim and his team fixed it very fast and now they are trying to figure out why this happened. I truly believe they will have some answer very soon.
Unfortunately, the meteorologist couldn’t come show up for the global warming story. That is the reason why I think he is not suitable for the job. So, maybe we should not count on him in the future.

Second, some positive news: we did great on the rail crash story. We managed to get an eyewitness account as soon as the new was known. Unfortunately we didn’t have the scoop but I am sure we will have it tomorrow.

Thank you for all,

Best wishes

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Dear team. Thank you for all your effort on this morning’s programme.

First of all, we had to deal with some problems. The studio went down due to an electricity issue. It caught us off-guard, but the engineers will solve it soon. Moreover, one of our guests, the meteorologist, could not show up. For the next time, we will not count on him.

However, there were some positive notes too. We get the scoup for the rail crash story as we managed to get an eyewitness account as soon as the news broke. In addition, Sarah Bernard, the stringer in France, provided a script for the Picasso museum piece with both sides of the story.

Best regards,

Juanjo

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Dear team,
Thank you for all your efforts on this morning's programme. I am writing to you to tell you the points that were commented on the debriefing meeting.
On the one hand, the studio was out of order for several seconds. Jim and his team are still trying to figure out why this happened. Hopefully they will have some answers very soon. Moreover, the meteorologist could not show up for the global warming story. I think for the next time we will not count on him.
On the other hand, we did really well on the rail crash story. Despite it was not us who broke the news, we managed to get an eyewitness account as soon as it happened. Sarah Bernard, the stringer in Franced, provided a great  script and two radio-friendly guests for the Picasso museum piece.
Yours faithfully,
Paloma

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Dear mates,
here you have the main points that we have treated in this morning programme.   First of all, starting with the worst news, we had tecnical issues and we don't know already what happened.

Moving to the positive points, the work of the team work well.
Thank you for everything.

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I would like to thank you for all your efforts on the programme aired this morning.

There were some issues today. Firstly, the studio went down for several seconds. Jim and his team are trying to find the reason why this happened. We hope the answer will be known soon. Secondly, the metheorologist did not show up for the global warming story, therefore we are contemplating not requiring his services anymore.

On a positive note, the rail crash story did very well, as we managed to get an eyewitness account as soon as the news broke. Also, Sarah Bernard, the stinger in France provided a remarkable script and two radio-friendly guests for the picasso musseum piece.

Best wishes, Sonia.

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Dear all,
Thank you for all your efforts on this morning's programme.
Starting with the bad news: the departament of redaction will close up because is riddled with mouse. Tomorrow We move up to the first floor and end to our work.

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Good afternoon, thank you for everygone for your efforts in the morning programme.

Starting with the bad news: the quality of the outdoor broadcast for the piece on the opening of a new train station was very poor. Moreover, inaccurate research for the piece o a possible cure for cancer made the presenter look ill. And the guest booked to talk about new Australian writters arrived two hours late.

However, on a positive note, we were the first to report the resignation of the Prime Minister.

Best regards,

Ángela

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Dear partners,
I write to you for this morning's programme because It was a hard work. Congratulation for your effort it has gone very well but we have had a little problem.

Firstly, the radio studio...

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Hellow everyone.
Tkank you for everyone your efforts on this morning's programme.

First of all, I have to tell you the bad news: the stuido were down for many seconds. Jim and his team have not discover yet the answers to that success. The merereologist didn't show up the global warming story, so I think is better forgive about it.

In the other hand, we managed on the rail crash story because we managed to get an eyewitness account as soon as the  news broke. Furthermore, Sarah wrote a great script and to radio-friendly guests for the Picasso museum piece.

I hope that the next program be better, but keep showing up

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Thank you for all your efforts on this morning's programme.

Starting with the positive news: The program has been very good. We have all worked as a team. The presenter and the meteorologist have spoken in your moment

on the other hand, We all need to be more creative to ensure that the audience does not get bored during the program.

Stalin

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Good morning,
First of all, thank you for all your hard work on this morning's programme.
I would like to headline some issues that did not go as expected. Firstly, the studio was in silent for several seconds for unknown reasons. Jim and his team are still working on it. Secondly, the meteorologist was not able to cover the global warming story. He is going to stop working with us.
The positives aspects to remark are the fantastic work done on the rail cash story. I would like to thank Sarah Bernard for her scrip and the two radio guests for the Picasso museum piece.
Best regards,
Dawn

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Dear mates,
Thank you for all your efforts on this morning's programme. We would like to analyse how has the programme gone.
To start with the plus side, we were the first TV programme in reporting the resignation of the Prime Minister.
However, when it comes to the negative aspect, we could add that the quality of the outdoor broadcast for the piece on the opening of a new train station was very poor. Furthermore, turning to the possible cure for cancer interview, the presenter looked to not be well-informed. Moreover, another issue we found was that the guest booked to talk about new Australian writters arrived two hours late.
We expect to improve our organisation with regard to the next programme. And we would also say sorry to our audience for everything.
Thanh you all,
all the best for you.
María and Natalia.

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Dear partners. I want to thank you all for your efforts on today's programme. It was not easy, but we learnt a lot.

By one hand, we have the bad news: the quality of our broadcast in the new train station was very poor. We have to improve our skills to offer a better information. Also, we lament the interview with cancer expert. The preparation of the questions could have been better. To end with bad news, the late arrival of our guest was a mistake. We must try to avoid it for the next time.

By other hand, I apreciate the work of the team because we give the scoop of Prime Minister resignation. That's the positive news.

Let's continue working and improving,
José David.

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Dear Stuff,

I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to thank you and your team for all the efforts you put into this morning's program.

I do, however, have a few points of feedback that I hope you can take on board. Unfortunately, during the program, the studio experienced a technical difficulty that caused it to go down for a few seconds.

While I understand these things can happen, I hope that Jim and his team will investigate the issue to prevent it from occurring again.

In addition, I believe we should avoid using this person in the future to prevent such a situation from occurring again.

Besides, I wanted to highlight the positive aspects of the program. We did particularly well on the rail crash story, managing to get an eyewitness account as soon as the news broke.

Additionally, I wanted to congratulate Sarah Bernard, the correspondent in France, for providing an excellent script and two radio-friendly guests for the Picasso museum piece.

Thank you again for all of your hard work and dedication to the program. I look forward to working with you again in the future.

Best regards,
Dawn

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Dear collegues,
I am writing to summarise the topics we have covered in our previous debriefing.
First of all, we had some technical issues that led us to go off air unexpectedly. The maintenance team is working to figure out what happenned and the best way ti prevent it. Besides, our metereologist expert never arrived for the global warming story. We shall not contact him again for future stories.
On the other hand, we got an excelent witness account about the rail crash. Even thought it was not us who gave the exclusive, the coverage was impecable. On adition, Sarah Bernard, the stringer on France, provided a great script for the Picasso museum piece. Furthermore, thanks to her job we connected live with two interviewees.
Thank you everyone for your efforts on this morning's programme.
Best regards,
Alba Martínez Reche

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Dear mates,
Thank you for all your efforts on this morning's programme.

To start with the bad news: the studio went down for several seconds. The team are still trying to figure out what happened.  The meteorologist failed to show up for the global warming story, so I think we are not calling him again.

Moving on to the positive side, we did really well on the crash story. And Sarah Bernard has provided us a great script and two radio-friendly guests for the Picasso museum piece.

Congratulations for the well-done job, and keep working to avoid our fails.
Thank you,
Ismael

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Thank you all for the effort on this program of this morning
First of all, we have bad news. The studio went down for several seconds. Jim and his team are still trying to figure out why this happened. They need to have answers soon. The meteorologist fail to show up for the global warming story. That is a disregard.
On the other hand we also have some good piece of news. We succeed at the rail crash story. We managed to get a eyewitness account as soon as the news broke but we were not the first ones.
At least, Sarah Bernard -the stringer in France- provided a script and two radio guests for the Picasso museum piece.
To sum up, we did not achieve our expectations, however the team is working on that.

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First of all, thank you for all your efforts on the program.

Taking good news into account, we did really well on the rail crash story because we got an eyewitness acount as soon as the news broke. Besides, Sarah Bernard came up with an excellent script and she provided two radio- friendly guests for the Picasso museum.

Nevertheless, some aspects need to be improved in the next program. We are focused on finding them out. We must to use another meteorologist in the future as he did not work, so we need to be careful for the next time.

I want you to congratulate for the program. I am looking forward to hearing from you!

Jaime Martínez Fernández

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Good afternoon. I wanted to thank you personally for your efforts on this morning's programme.
I didn't like a few things that happened today at the studio. Jim and his team haven't found out yet why the studio went down for several seconds, it's really important for us to know why this occurred.
The meteorologist also failed to show up for the global warming story, so he definitely won't be used again in the future.
On a positive note, the rail crash story was properly done, specially taking into account  that we got an eyewitness as soon as the news broke. Next time we should be the one to break the news. I would like to praise Sarah's Bernard work: she provided a wonderful script and two good guests for the Picasso museum piece.
Today's programme has been good but, as always, I would like to use this debreafing to encourage you to make this experience even better. See you all next week.
Dawn

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Hello,
thank everyone for your great job on the last programme!

Starting with the bad news, the quality of the outdoor broadcast for the piece on the opening of the new train station was very poor. Also, the presenter looked ill-informed when interviewing the expert about a possible cure for cancer because of inaccurate research. Besides, the guest booked to talk about new Australian writers arrived two hours late, so we should avoid contacting him again.

On a positive note, we have been the first to report the resignation of the Prime Minister. Congratulations on that!!

We hope the next programme to be better
Best regards,
Lucía and Lucía

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Dear workers of the morning programme,
First things first, thank you for today's work.

I'd like to start by highlighting some of the things we have to improve. Firstly, the studio went down for several seconds and we can't have this happening again. I hope we figure out why that happened and fix it soon. I'd also like to point out that the meteoreologist failed to show up for the global warming story. He has shown that we can't depend on him.

Nonetheless, the programme went really good and we had some bangers. We nailed the rail crash story, and the script for the Picasso Musseum was perfect.

Yours truly,
Dawn

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Hello everyone:
First things first, I want to congratulate you all for today's broadcast.
On the positive side, we were the first to report the Prime Minister's resignation.

But, unfortunately we need to do better next time. For example, the quality of the outdoor broadcast was very poor and that cannot happened again. Also, there was some inaccurate research for the piece on a possible cure for cancer and our guest for the new Australian writers segment arrived hours late. At least we'll know not to count with him in the future.
I hope we take all of this in consideration to make a better show next time.

Thank you,
Andrea

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Dear all,
Thank you for all/everyone/ thank y'all your efforts on this morning's programme.

In one hand, the studies/radio station went down/was out of order for several seconds. Jim and his team are still trying to figure out why this happened. The meteorologist couldn't come failed to show up for the global warming story, for/the  next time we won't be using him, we won't count on me.

on the other hand, we did great on the rail crash story. We managed to get an eyewitness account as soon as the news broke, even though it wasn't us who broke the news. The stringer in France, Sarah Bernard, provided us with a great script and two radio-friendly guests for the Picasso museum piece.

Best regards,
Dawn

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Hello everyone. Thanks you the efforts on the morning programme
The bad news started with the went down of the studio for a several seconds. The team are still trying what happened. The meteorologist he has not had the day and failed to show up the warming story.

On a positive news, the rail crash story, we manager to get an eyewitness account as soon as we find out but unfortunately we didn't broke the news.

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Sonia Romera, Lucía García, MAyte Miron, Juan Antonio Heredia, Jose Antonio sánchez

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Paloma Ballesta, Ángela Olivo, Lucía Calatayud

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Ismael Belando, Sofía Martínez and Aída Yuste 

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Alba Morenilla, Julia Gonçalves, María Mena, Eva Howes

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Ismael belando, Sofía Peyrac, Aid yuste jesus CAMPOS

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Alba Morrenilla, María Mena, Júlia Gonçalves and Eva Howes 

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Alba Morenilla, Júlia Gonçalves, María Mena, Eva Howes 

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3. Two five-minutes packages and audio discussion, two ten-minutes  packages or one 20-minutes package.
4. Music, social issues
5. To access more information
6. Around 3000 pounds
7. By midnight, 16th May
8. From August until early next year.