Qui t’estima, Babel? Trailer

Qui t’estima, Babel? Trailer (1988)

27 January 1988 Drama

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Cast

Mercedes Sampietro

as Tia Cèlia

Amparo Moreno

as Assistenta social

Ferran Rañé

as Doctor Roig

Mireia Tomàs

as Babel petita

Judit-Rosa Vidal

as Babel adolescent

May Vives

as Gavina

Carme Molina

as Mestra de 3r

Blanca Martínez

as Tutora de 6è

Rosana Pastor

as Mestra de 6è

Martí Sales

as Tonino

Ramon Teixidor

as Guàrdia Urbà

Pep Cruz

as Indigent borratxo

Josefa Tubau

as Portera

Jossy Vallespín

as Superiora

Raúl Contel

as Sr. Miralles

Crew

Antonio Llorens

Antonio Llorens Associate Producer

Josep Puigvert

Josep Puigvert Executive Producer

Xavier Gil

Xavier Gil Director of Photography

Begoña Jorge

Begoña Jorge Art Direction

Lucy Masobro

Lucy Masobro Makeup Artist

Eva Montón

Eva Montón Unit Production Manager

Carina Portillo

Carina Portillo Assistant Director

Jaume Meléndez

Jaume Meléndez Sound Recordist

Javier Catalán

Javier Catalán Electrician

Lluís Zayas

Lluís Zayas Script Supervisor

International Releases Dates

Spain 27 January 1988

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