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From her encounter with Eva Perón to the death of the icon, from her fascination with the Peronist cause to the persecution she will suffer after the Liberating Revolution, film star Fanny Navarro remembers her life walking today in the streets of Buenos Aires.
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From her encounter with Eva Perón to the death of the icon, from her fascination with the Peronist cause to the persecution she will suffer after the Liberating Revolution, film star Fanny Navarro remembers her life walking today in the streets of Buenos Aires.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alfredo Arias
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Croto Films, El Rayo Verde
Cast
Alfredo Arias, Ignacio Masllorens
Director
Alejandra Radano
Fanny
Manuel Martínez Sobrado
Juan Duarte
Marta Lubos
Madre de Fanny
Carlos Felisatti
Perón
Fanny Bianco
Perla Mux
Adriana Pegueroles
Malisa Zini
Fabián Minelli
Paco Jamandreu
Marcos Montes
Esteban Serrador
Jorge Priano
Apold "El Chancho"
Nicola Costantino
Evita
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