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The Blue Star (2024)
The 90s. A famous Spanish rock star travels around Latin America in the endeavour to reconnect with his vocation. There he meets an old musician down on his luck, prompting the birth of an unlikely duo with every chance of becoming an epic commercial failure.
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The 90s. A famous Spanish rock star travels around Latin America in the endeavour to reconnect with his vocation. There he meets an old musician down on his luck, prompting the birth of an unlikely duo with every chance of becoming an epic commercial failure.
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Javier Macipe
In Theaters:2/14/2024
Box Office:$650
Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Mod Producciones, El Pez Amarillo, La Charito Films, Prisma Cine, Aragón TV, Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza, Diputación de Zaragoza, Gobierno de Aragón, INCAA, Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales, Movistar Plus, Programa Ibermedia, RTVE
Cast
Javier Macipe
Director
Pepe Lorente
Mauricio Aznar Müller
Cuti Carabajal
Carlos Carabajal
Mariela Carabajal
Andrea Carabajal
Noelia Verenice López
Florsita Carabajal
Demi Carabajal
Demi Carabajal
Marc Rodríguez
Pedro Aznar Müller
Bruna Cusí
Ana
Catalina Sopelana
Mara
Aitor Domingo
Gabriel
Guillermo Mata
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