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Apple Time

2010, Basque. Directed by Josu Martinez & Txaber Larreategi.

25 years of exile

Kristiane Etxaluz, from Soule, and Alfonso Etxegarai, from Bizkaia, are not your usual couple. Committed since their youth to the Basque independence struggle, they are condemned to living their love 7,000 km from one another due to the fact that Alfonso lives on the small African island to which he was deported several years ago. However, despite the banishment, their eyes always follow the country of the Bidasoa and their hearts at apple time; an apple time still to come.

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Released
11 June 2010
Original title
Sagarren denbora
Country
Spain
Written by
Josu Martinez, Txaber Larreategi
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Apple Time (2010) was directed by Josu Martinez and Txaber Larreategi.

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