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CUCLI by Xavier Marrades https://vimeo.com/xavimarrades/cuclifilm Ramon lives with his parents, although he is away most of the week working as a truck driver. These are long and lonely trips until he meets a very special companion that changes everything. Cucli tells a story about love and companionship after death and its transformative effect. How through memories, the supernatural can find its way into our mundane lives. www.cucli-film.com DIRECTOR: Xavier Marrades. CINEMATOGRAPHY: Oriol Colomar, Xavier Marrades. EDITOR: Xavier Marrades. DRONE OPERATOR: Pol Thomas Ferrero. COLORIST: Enya Rodriguez. PRODUCER: Xavier Marrades. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Jerome Thelia, Oriol Colomar. SOUND: Sergi Nogué, Alejandro Castillo. Graphic design: Giovanni Jubert DISTRIBUTION: Marvin&Wayne FESTIVALS: Best short film at Festival Internacional de Cine de Cartagena de Índias. 2017 IDFA 2016 Official Selection Camerimage Festival 2017. Official Seletion Best documentary short at the China Interna...
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Sweden queries basis of lockdowns as Germany keeps its guard up

Looser regime means Sweden is better placed to face second wave, says chief epidemiologist

Sweden questioned the scientific basis of other EU countries’ strict coronavirus lockdowns as Germany said its number of cases needed to fall from about 2,000 to a few hundred a day before it could ease restrictions further.

As several European countries continued to cautiously lift lockdowns, sending children back to school and reopening some shops and businesses, Sweden’s chief epidemiologist, Anders Tegnell, said their original measures looked difficult to justify.

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from The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/24/sweden-queries-basis-of-lockdowns-as-germany-keeps-its-guard-up
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