In the style of Woody Allen's "What's Up, Tiger Lily?", this is a comedic redubbing of "Los Amantes del desierto (1957)" that became a spoof of the Spanish political situation of its day.
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Luis Sánchez Polack as (voice)
José Luis Coll as (voice)
Carmen Sevilla as Carmina (archive footage)
Ricardo Montalban as Felipe (archive footage)
Francisco Lara Polop Director
Francisco Lara Polop Writer
Manuel Castiñeiras Writer
Joaquín «Top» Portillo Writer
Spain 21 June 1978
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