"FRIENDS...THREE YEARS LATER" School is finally out. Valle and Quimi, a couple since childhood, decide to celebrate with their gang on a trip to the coast. They feel free and swear that they will always be together. But three years later, everything is quite different. A party at the high school unites them all again. They haven't seen each other for years and the tension is thick. Something unexpected changed the course of their lives. Valle is a dancer at a club and attracted to Ray, the owner, who is also an art dealer under pressure to use his nightspot to peddle drugs.
Manuel Ríos San Martín
Director
Eva Santolaria
Valle Bermejo
Antonio Hortelano
Quimi Verdet
Fernando Guillén Cuervo
Ray
Sancho Gracia
Sandro
Manuel Feijóo
Luismi Bárcenas
Julián González
César Vallalta
Melani Olivares
Paz
Kako Larrañaga
Manny
María Garralón
Rocío Fuentes
Lara de Miguel
Sara Antón
Nicolás Belmonte
Eloy Rubio
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