"Miss You, Love You" Explores Grief and Unlikely Connection
Miss You, Love You brings together two people who were meant to find each other at that moment in their lives.
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Miguel is a massage therapist and is married to Marta. Between them they have mounted a beauty institute, named "Beautiful" and Martha, as director of the institute, operated at Miguel ends up exhausting. Everyone thinks that Michael can not take it anymore, but who dies of a heart attack she is. Miguel decides then live your life doing what you want, in the company of his dog Rustin, and locks in your home, not wanting to go to work and not see anyone. The Beautiful Girls prepare several tricks to get him back, to no avail. Until one of them, Pili, managed to get into the life of Michael ...
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Miguel is a massage therapist and is married to Marta. Between them they have mounted a beauty institute, named "Beautiful" and Martha, as director of the institute, operated at Miguel ends up exhausting. Everyone thinks that Michael can not take it anymore, but who dies of a heart attack she is. Miguel decides then live your life doing what you want, in the company of his dog Rustin, and locks in your home, not wanting to go to work and not see anyone. The Beautiful Girls prepare several tricks to get him back, to no avail. Until one of them, Pili, managed to get into the life of Michael ...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Juan José Alonso Millán
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Urrutia y Fernández S.A. (URFESA)
Cast
Ramón Fernández
Director
Arturo Fernández
Miguel Montalvo
Concha Velasco
Marta
Nadiuska
Pili
Jaime de Mora y Aragón
Armando
María Luisa Merlo
Olga
Rafael Alonso
Julián
Mirta Miller
Bárbara (as Mirtha Miller)
Helga Liné
Una clienta de 'Beautiful'
África Pratt
Eva (as África Prats)
Mary Paz Pondal
Camarera (as Mari Paz Pondal)
Rafaela Aparicio
Doña Engracia - madre de Marta
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