Te amo Trailer (1986)
A single pregnant teenager goes to live with her uncle, a mediocre entertainer in a seedy cabaret.
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Cast
Ulises Dumont as Roberto París
Ricardo Darín as Germán
Víctor Laplace as Padre de Valeria
Betiana Blum as Coca
Valentina Fernández de Rosa as Valeria
Pepe Soriano as Mago
Gogó Andreu as Patrón del boliche
Germán Palacios as Miguel Ángel
Perla Santalla as Rosita Lemos
Georgina Barbarossa as Flora
Eleonora Wexler as Mariela
Guillermo Rico as Cantor en la estación de tren
Mónica Galán as Doctora
Francisco Cocuzza as Lombriz
Gustavo Tieffenberg as Javier
Juan Carlos Pérez Sarre as Escribano
Crew
Mirta Blanco Makeup Designer
Miguel Fernández Alonso Assistant Director
Eduardo Calcagno Director
Eduardo Calcagno Producer
Eduardo Calcagno Writer
Nelly Fernández Tiscornia Writer
Daniel Mactas Music
Eduardo Makaroff Music
Pedro Marra Sound
Eduardo Kearney Director of Photography
Sergio Zóttola Editor
Daniel Zóttola Editor
Eduardo Makaroff Compositor
Eduardo Makaroff Original Music Composer
International Titles
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International Releases Dates
Argentina 02 May 1986
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