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The Victor of Olot 

In a small Catalan village take advantage of the visit of an ecclesiastical authority of Rome, during vacations, to organize a conference on the topic of religion and sex. This causes the people to divide into two camps, those who favor and those against the "Congress", until finally after a series of negotiations between both sides, we arrive at consensus. A large mosaic of characters carry the story to end happily, through critical situations with the conservative church.
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In a small Catalan village take advantage of the visit of an ecclesiastical authority of Rome, during vacations, to organize a conference on the topic of religion and sex. This causes the people to divide into two camps, those who favor and those against the "Congress", until finally after a series of negotiations between both sides, we arrive at consensus. A large mosaic of characters carry the story to end happily, through critical situations with the conservative church.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Ventura Pons
Written By:Emili Teixidor, Ventura Pons
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Cop-Nou Society, Germinal Films, Profilmar P.C.

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Ventura Pons

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Enric Majó

Mossén Juli

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Enric Cusí

Bernat

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Maria Aurèlia Capmany

Filomena

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Marina Rossell

Clotilde

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Núria Feliu

Matilde

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Carla Cristi

Nena

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Marta May

Senyora Maria

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Carmen Pérez

Eulàlia

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Jordi Brau

Aleix

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Rosa Morata

Maria

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Montserrat Carulla

Mare de Maria

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