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Alone, at Last! 

Arturo is married to Elena and they have four grown children, they are wonderfull but they are still living at home. Arthur is writer and that's a job that requires peace, silence and concentration, something imposible at Arturo's home. His editor convince him to make his children go out from home so Arturo start a kind of "guerrilla war" to make his sons become independent.
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Arturo is married to Elena and they have four grown children, they are wonderfull but they are still living at home. Arthur is writer and that's a job that requires peace, silence and concentration, something imposible at Arturo's home. His editor convince him to make his children go out from home so Arturo start a kind of "guerrilla war" to make his sons become independent.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Antonio del Real
Written By:Lucía Lipschutz, Carlos Asorey, Fernando León de Aranoa
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Atresmedia, Origen, Proarsa

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