"Small Talk": An Incluvie Film Festival Review
The most impressive aspect of this film is the honest and natural performances given by the on-screen duo.
Esa voz es una mina
A young miner, married to a lovely woman crippled, lives happily proving to have a wonderful singing voice while hauling trucks in the mine. One day, to hear a clever promoter, gets its hands on an interesting contract to sing in the most cosmopolitan nightclubs, waking him good prospects for a revenue amazement while he meets another woman who might get put endanger their marriage.
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A young miner, married to a lovely woman crippled, lives happily proving to have a wonderful singing voice while hauling trucks in the mine. One day, to hear a clever promoter, gets its hands on an interesting contract to sing in the most cosmopolitan nightclubs, waking him good prospects for a revenue amazement while he meets another woman who might get put endanger their marriage.
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Genre:Drama, Music
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Cast
Luis Lucia
Director
Antonio Molina
Rafael Vera
Nani Fernández
Consuelo Romero
Rafael Durán
Carlos Varela
Delia Luna
María
José Franco
Don Próspero
José Luis López Vázquez
Don Fermín
Bobby Deglané
Presentador del Coro
Casimiro Hurtado
Bienvenido, capataz de los mineros
José Sepúlveda
Manuel
Francisco Bernal
Minero
Félix Fernández
Don Hipólito
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