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My Father's Mexican Wedding 

Ana, a young Spanish woman who has just been dumped by her boyfriend, and her brother Tono, receive a call from their father to tell him that he is getting married in Mexico to a woman he met on the Internet. When they get there, they discover that the girl is 30 years younger than her father and they begin to live with her new in-laws, with the inevitable cultural clashes that this will entail.
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Ana, a young Spanish woman who has just been dumped by her boyfriend, and her brother Tono, receive a call from their father to tell him that he is getting married in Mexico to a woman he met on the Internet. When they get there, they discover that the girl is 30 years younger than her father and they begin to live with her new in-laws, with the inevitable cultural clashes that this will entail.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Alfonso Albacete
Written By:Alfonso Albacete
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Tornasol Media, La novia de América AIE, Animal de Luz Films, Latido Films, Movistar Plus+

Cast

Director

Alfonso Albacete

Director

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Miren Ibarguren

Ana

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Ginés García Millán

Pepe

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Pol Monen

Tono

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Eduardo Casanova

Chema

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La Terremoto de Alcorcón

Tia Regina

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Christian Vazquez

Horacio

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Diana Bovio

Rous

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Maribel Guardia

Lupe

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Michelle Rodríguez

Juanita

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Armando Espitia

Cherry

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Mónica Ayos

Silvina

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