Nunca es tarde Trailer

Nunca es tarde Trailer (1977)

11 December 1977 Drama 98 mins

Antonio and Teresa are a couple who live in a flat in San Sebastian. Ursula Michelena, an elderly woman over 70 years old, lives on the top floor. Ursula is secretly in love with Antonio, whom he continually spies from one of the windows of her house. One night she sees Antonio and Teresa making love and that fact excites her violently, in such a way that she asks Antonio for a secret appointment and tells her that she is pregnant and that the son she is waiting for is his. Úrsula, according to her version, has become pregnant looking at Antonio and Teresa making love.

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Cast

Maite Blasco

as María Jesús

Eduardo Calvo

as Javier

Julia Lorente

as Tía Pilar

Félix Rotaeta

as Padre José María

Eusebio Lázaro

as Doctor Elices

Miguel Palenzuela

as Tío Asís

Héctor Cantolla

as Juan Ignacio

Eva Robin

as Carmen

Crew

Antonio Escamilla

Antonio Escamilla Camera Operator

Kuki López Rodero

Kuki López Rodero Assistant Director

Laureano López

Laureano López Still Photographer

Teo Escamilla

Teo Escamilla Director of Photography

Clemente Bermejo

Clemente Bermejo Assistant Editor

Claudio García

Claudio García Assistant Editor

Francisco Peramos

Francisco Peramos Sound Engineer

Vicenta Palmero

Vicenta Palmero Hairstylist

Francisco Hueva

Francisco Hueva Executive Producer

International Releases Dates

Spain 11 December 1977

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