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Miguel believes that it's needful that he helps people(specially women) for trying to improve her lifes. He decides to begin a love story with a lame woman for helping her to overtake the happiness, but after that he begins (for the same reason)new relationships with other girls that have some problems in her lifes.The problem for him begins when he meets the love with a beutiful girl, and it will have bad consequences for all (especially for the other girls).
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Miguel believes that it's needful that he helps people(specially women) for trying to improve her lifes. He decides to begin a love story with a lame woman for helping her to overtake the happiness, but after that he begins (for the same reason)new relationships with other girls that have some problems in her lifes.The problem for him begins when he meets the love with a beutiful girl, and it will have bad consequences for all (especially for the other girls).
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joan Potau
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Cristal Producciones Cinematográficas S.A., Telecinco
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