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A woman and a man who met at a soccer game. Years later, they decide to see each other again at the same place they found their passion, a soccer match with the same teams playing against each other.
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A woman and a man who met at a soccer game. Years later, they decide to see each other again at the same place they found their passion, a soccer match with the same teams playing against each other.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Miguel Pérez Gil
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:All About Media, Different Films, Videocine
Cast
Pedro Pablo Ibarra
Director
Ana Brenda Contreras
Esperanza "Penny" Medina
Claudio Lafarga
Marcos Aguado
Esmeralda Pimentel
Angélica
Marianna Burelli
Mónica
Martín Altomaro
Claudio
Erik Hayser
Jorge Ashby
Damayanti Quintanar
Erika
Otto Sirgo
Jesús Medina
Mía Rubín Legarreta
Esperanza (90's)
Ramiro Cid
Marcos (90's)
Alberto Guerra
Manuel Aguado (90's)
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