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Aquí 

In a new land where everyone receives a new name and begins again without a past, Simón takes responsibility for David, a child he met on the crossing to a new life. Driven by an inexplicable conviction, he sets out to find the boy’s mother despite the fact David remembers nothing about her. When he recognizes Inés as the right woman, she accepts the role and an unlikely bond forms between them. While society imposes rules and treats difference as a threat, David resists being shaped and stands for imagination and freedom.
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In a new land where everyone receives a new name and begins again without a past, Simón takes responsibility for David, a child he met on the crossing to a new life. Driven by an inexplicable conviction, he sets out to find the boy’s mother despite the fact David remembers nothing about her. When he recognizes Inés as the right woman, she accepts the role and an unlikely bond forms between them. While society imposes rules and treats difference as a threat, David resists being shaped and stands for imagination and freedom.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Tiago Guedes
Written By:Luís Araújo, Tiago Guedes
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Runtime:203 minutes
Studio:Leopardo Filmes, Alfama Films

Cast

Director

Tiago Guedes

Director

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Alex Peláez

David

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Hugo Encuentra

Older David

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Manolo Solo

Simón

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Patricia López Arnaiz

Inés

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Lambert Wilson

Álvaro

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Sergi López

Daga

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Ángela Molina

Mercedes

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Fernando Trueba

Dr. Ribeiro

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Albano Jerónimo

Diego

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Itsaso Arana

Ana

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Rita Cabaço

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