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Returning to Argentina, an engineer trained in Europe visiting a friend of his father and meets the teenage daughter, who begins a relationship of love and passion.
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Returning to Argentina, an engineer trained in Europe visiting a friend of his father and meets the teenage daughter, who begins a relationship of love and passion.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:José Pablo Feinmann, Roberto Denis
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Frank Producciones
Cast
Roberto Denis
Director
Federico Luppi
Braulio Tennembaum
Humberto Zurita
Ramiro Bernárdez
Olga Zubarry
Carmen Tennembaum
Noëlle Balfour
Araceli Tennembaum
Cristina Banegas
Cristina Bernárdez
Elsa Berenguer
Madre de Ramiro
Héctor Bidonde
Enrique Kossi
Oficial
Marcos Woinsky
Camionero
Manuel Ojeda
Almiron
Carlos Romero Franco
Ramiro (voice)
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