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Noche fantástica
Due to a rail accident, the passengers of a train had to be housed in a nearby town while awaiting the arrival of a relief convoy. In the train were traveling Alicia and Paul, a couple who will marry soon, along with her mother, and George, a mature man who looks for a woman he loved. Due to the accident, they will have to spend the night there, where chance lead to a series of events that make the passengers no longer be the same.
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Due to a rail accident, the passengers of a train had to be housed in a nearby town while awaiting the arrival of a relief convoy. In the train were traveling Alicia and Paul, a couple who will marry soon, along with her mother, and George, a mature man who looks for a woman he loved. Due to the accident, they will have to spend the night there, where chance lead to a series of events that make the passengers no longer be the same.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luis Marquina, Antonio Mas Guindal
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Cifesa
Cast
Luis Marquina
Director
Paola Barbara
Diana - Condesa de Tauste
Carlos Muñoz Arosa
Pablo Aragón
Isabel de Pomés
Alicia
Mariano Asquerino
Jorge, Marqués de Brenes
Fernando Fernán Gómez
Enamorado
Luis Peña Sánchez
Pedro
Lily Vincenti
Viajera francesa
Cristina Yomar
Enamorada
Carmen Ortega
Madre de Alicia
Julia Pachelo
Paula
Antonio Bofarull
Camarero (uncredited)
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