A fairy tale about the trip of Andoni from his rural home to the U.S., and his return to the Basque country as a rich entrepreneur. Shot with friends like painter Vicente Ameztoy and his wife Virginia López Montenegro, the film is Zulueta’s first known Super-8mm production after film school.
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Spain 01 January 1968
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