03 May 1963 Drama, Comedy 29 mins
An organ grinder called “El Rubio” has the crank of his street organ confiscated because he did not have his identification papers in order. From then on, a journey full of misfortune begins in which he tries hard to find a crank like the impounded one, to allow him to work again.
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Hardy Krüger as El Rubio
Ana Casares as Juliana
Agustín González as Ordenanza
Manuel Alexandre as Casto
Xan das Bolas as Guardia
Lola Gaos as Monja
Pedro Beltrán as Bañero
Fernando Delgado as Hombre-rana
Emilio Laguna as Guarda de tráfico
José Luis Coll as Cliente del mercadillo
Maribel Martín as Niña
Rafaela Aparicio as (uncredited)
Luis García Berlanga Director
Rafael Azcona Screenplay
Jean de la Fontaine Original Story
Francisco Sempere Director of Photography
Miguel Asins Arbó Music
Rosa G. Salgado Editor
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