"Kajillionaire": A Strange, Beautiful, and Gentle Story of Lost and Found Home
'Kajillionaire' is a touching and eccentric story about family, crime, and the search for belonging.
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Juan Gutiérrez, 44, an electrician, has been unemployed for a long time. He decides to leave his family to go find work in Madrid, believing that in the big city the opportunities will be greater. Once there, he discovers that things are not as he believed. He is an electrician. He doesn't want to clean windshields at stoplights or clean cabarets at dawn. He wants to work as an electrician. Occasionally she meets Andy, a Caribbean mulatto who boasts bulletproof optimism. With his sharp wit, he manages as best he can, trying not to be found by the immigration authorities. Despite the distances, "Gallego" and "Sudaca" become friends.
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Juan Gutiérrez, 44, an electrician, has been unemployed for a long time. He decides to leave his family to go find work in Madrid, believing that in the big city the opportunities will be greater. Once there, he discovers that things are not as he believed. He is an electrician. He doesn't want to clean windshields at stoplights or clean cabarets at dawn. He wants to work as an electrician. Occasionally she meets Andy, a Caribbean mulatto who boasts bulletproof optimism. With his sharp wit, he manages as best he can, trying not to be found by the immigration authorities. Despite the distances, "Gallego" and "Sudaca" become friends.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Cast
Enrique Gabriel
Director
Ramón Barea
Juan Gutierrez
Luis Alberto García
Andy Cardoso
Haydée Inchausti
Juan's Son
Sandro Gutiérrez
Juan's Son
Lola Canteros
Juan's Wife
Marga Escudero
Margarita
Roberto Díaz Gomar
Dandy pensión
Said El Yamin
Mohamed
Ione Irazabal
Empleada INEM
Daniel Huarte
Soldier
Paco Catalá
Felipe González
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