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Manolo and his donkey Gorrión plan a journey to the West.
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Manolo and his donkey Gorrión plan a journey to the West.
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Genre:Documentary, Family, Western
Written By:Gabriel Molera, Manuel Pereira, Chico Pereira
In Theaters:3/3/2017
Box Office:$42,523
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Sutor Kolonko, SDI Productions, Opa Films, Creative Scotland, ZDF, ARTE
Cast
Chico Pereira
Director
Carlos Antonio González de Cara
Veterinarian
Jose Carlos Ruiz Murillo
School kid
Jose David Gómez Barbancho
School kid
Juan Antonio Rivera Plantón
School kid
Israel Mateos Sánchez
School kid
Antonio Luis de la Bella
School kid
Enrique Plantón Rivera
School kid
Paca Molera Pereira
Self
Mamen Gómez Heredia
Self
Manuel Molera Aparicio
Self
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