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An Argentinian in New York
An Argentinian girl, about to turn 18, leaves on a study trip to New York, and then decides to stay there. Her caring father goes after her to get her back before her mother can get too worried.
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An Argentinian girl, about to turn 18, leaves on a study trip to New York, and then decides to stay there. Her caring father goes after her to get her back before her mother can get too worried.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cristina Civale, Graciela Maglie
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Argentina Sono Film
Cast
Juan José Jusid
Director
Guillermo Francella
Franco De Ricci
Natalia Oreiro
Verónica 'Vero' De Ricci
Diana Lamas
Ana Epstein
Jessica Schultz
Rita
Boris Rubaja
R. Salcedo
Cristina Alberó
Martha
Miguel Guerberof
Epstein
Gabriel Goity
Farrier
Fernando Siro
Raúl
María Valenzuela
Sonia (as María del Carmen Valenzuela)
Kris Carr
Mary Lee
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