Presto Agitato Trailer (1979)
27 September 1979
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27 September 1979
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Pedro Díez del Corral as Damián
Isabel Mestres as María de los Ángeles
Amparo Muñoz as María del Rosario
Joaquín Hinojosa as Julián
Álvaro del Amo Director
Álvaro del Amo Writer
Augusto M. Torres Editor
Augusto M. Torres Producer
Spain 27 September 1979
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