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Love and Other Misfortunes
Interweaves 16 stories that happen in the province of Alicante, Spain.
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Interweaves 16 stories that happen in the province of Alicante, Spain.
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Directed By:David M. Antón, Vicente Carrillo, Rodolfo Coloma, Jorge Daza, Jose Dols, Juan Galonce, Ainhoa García Forcada, Lorena Lasserre, Manuel Martínez, Francisco Mata Roig, Fernando Montano Galvañ, Ángel Puado Veloso, Àngela Soler, Gregorio Sánchez, Francisco Tomas Sánchez, Maxi Velloso
Written By:Àngela Soler
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Runtime:100 minutes
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David M. Antón, Vicente Carrillo, Rodolfo Coloma, Jorge Daza, Jose Dols, Juan Galonce, Ainhoa García Forcada, Lorena Lasserre, Manuel Martínez, Francisco Mata Roig, Fernando Montano Galvañ, Ángel Puado Veloso, Àngela Soler, Gregorio Sánchez, Francisco Tomas Sánchez, Maxi Velloso
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Lis Vila Rosas
Extra: Una tarde en el parque
Camelia Vila Rosas
Ana: Una tarde en el parque
Miguel Such
Juan: La dama de arriba
Teresa Verdú
Mercedes: La dama de arriba
Ezequiel Gil
Germán: El imán de las hormigas
Irene Coloma
Alba: El imán de las hormigas
Jassa Ahluwalia
Mark: 5 horas y 21 minutos
Laura de Pedro
Paula: 5 horas y 21 minutos
Tai Fields Sánchez
Javi: El primer verano
Agustina Manzi
Andrea: El primer verano
Abraham Arenas
Agustín: La química del amor
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