I'm Going to be Late
A short film that begins with the language of romance but slowly reveals something far more unsettling beneath the surface.
Las alegres chicas de 'El Molino'
Barcelona in the seventies. Piper, comedian at the theater El Molino has specialized in effeminate roles, but in reality is a conqueror. His wife, Nita, sets a trap for him.
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Barcelona in the seventies. Piper, comedian at the theater El Molino has specialized in effeminate roles, but in reality is a conqueror. His wife, Nita, sets a trap for him.
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Genre:Music
Written By:José Antonio de la Loma
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Profilmes S. A., Diasa P.C.
Cast
José Antonio de la Loma
Director
Conrado Tortosa 'Pipper'
Pipper (as Pipper)
Silvia Solar
Merche
Christa Leem
Christa
Carlos Tristán
Carlos Romero
Consuelo de Nieva
Doña Fernanda
José María Blanco
Juan
Carlos Lucena
Comisario
Asunción Vitoria
Tina
Luis Induni
Marido de Tina
Rafael Anglada
Antonio
Carmen G. Cervera
Consuelo
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