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At an elder-care facility, a geriatric con artist tries to prevent his new friend with early Alzheimer's symptoms from being transferred to the 'lost causes' floor.
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At an elder-care facility, a geriatric con artist tries to prevent his new friend with early Alzheimer's symptoms from being transferred to the 'lost causes' floor.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Rosanna Cecchini, Angel de la Cruz, Ignacio Ferreras
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Cromosoma TV produccions, Elephant in the Black Box, Perro Verde Films
Cast
Ignacio Ferreras
Director
Tacho González
Emilio (voice)
Álvaro Guevara
Miguel (voice)
Mabel Rivera
Antonia (voice)
Raul Dans
Xoán (voice)
Montse Davila
Daughter-in-law / Friend 1 (voice)
Chelo Diaz
Emi / Emilio as a child (voice)
Isabel Vallejo
Maite / Assisted Woman 1 / Director / Friend 2 (voice)
Carolina Vázquez
Xoán as a child / Squatter / School Children (voice)
Xermana Carballido
Dolores (voice)
Paco Barreiro
Ramón 'The Deejay' (voice)
Ana Maciñeiras
Sol / Old Woman (voice)
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