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Ninette
Andrés, a dowdy Spaniard, goes to Paris on holiday, hoping to meet a pretty French girl. His wishes may come true after meeting Ninette, his landlord's sensual and possessive young daughter.
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Andrés, a dowdy Spaniard, goes to Paris on holiday, hoping to meet a pretty French girl. His wishes may come true after meeting Ninette, his landlord's sensual and possessive young daughter.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:José Luis Garci, Miguel Mihura, Horacio Valcárcel
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Nickel Odeon
Cast
José Luis Garci
Director
Carlos Hipólito
Andrés
Elsa Pataky
Alejandra 'Ninette'
Enrique Villén
Armando
Beatriz Carvajal
Madame Bernarda
Fernando Delgado
Monsieur Pierre
Mar Regueras
Maruja
Miguel Rellán
Don Roque
Javivi
Vecino de Ninette / Director del hotel
Carlos Iglesias
Jugador de mus
Eduardo Gómez
Jugador de mus
Jorge Roelas
Jugador de mus
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