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Variety reports that Serielizados, Spain's second largest audience-driven film and television festival, has announced its main competition lineup for this year's edition, running October 19-28 in Barcelona with a streaming window on Filmin a month later. The official national competition will be headlined by the world premiere of the second season of "Celeste," a Movistar Plus+ and 100 Balas production. The festival also brings in international voices, with Hagai Levi, Diane Morgan, and the Sánchez-Cabezudo brothers among the creators with series in competition.
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