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The vicissitudes of the members of a Buenos Aires family facing their economic bankruptcy and the attitude of each one of them in the emergency.
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The vicissitudes of the members of a Buenos Aires family facing their economic bankruptcy and the attitude of each one of them in the emergency.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Antonio Cunill Cabanellas
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Lumiton
Cast
Antonio Cunill Cabanellas, Carlos Hugo Christensen, Tito Davison
Director
Eva Franco
Lucía
Enrique Serrano
Tío Severo
José Olarra
Ramón .Gómez
Arturo García Buhr
Enrique Gómez
Irma Córdoba
Elena Gómez
Guillermo Battaglia
Don Pepe
María Santos
Sofía Gómez
Florindo Ferrario
Arturo Gómez
Semillita
Tito Gómez
Iris Martorell
Doña Carolina
Benita Puértolas
Mariana
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