La casa de la Troya
Adaptation of the novel by Alejandro Pérez Lujín, centered on the university adventures in Santiago de Compostela of Gerardo Roquer from Madrid, who stays in a boarding house known as "La Casa de la Troya".
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Adaptation of the novel by Alejandro Pérez Lujín, centered on the university adventures in Santiago de Compostela of Gerardo Roquer from Madrid, who stays in a boarding house known as "La Casa de la Troya".
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Manuel Altolaguirre, Egon Eis, Carlos Orellana
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Panamerican Films, Ultramar Films
Cast
Carlos Orellana
Director
Armando Calvo
Gerardo Roquer
Rosario Granados
Carmiña
Ángel Garasa
Pitouto
Carmen Molina
Moncha
Consuelo Guerrero de Luna
Doña Jacinta
Luis Alcoriza
Octavio Maragota
Manolo Fábregas
Panduriño
Miguel Arenas
Papá de Gerardo
Eduardo Arozamena
Don Servando
José Morcillo
Don Ventura
Nicolás Rodríguez
Rafael
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