Raúl Fernández de Pablo Trailers
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Most Popular Raúl Fernández de Pablo Trailers
Total trailers found: 12
Cuerpos locos Trailer (2025)
31 October 2025
A 10-year-old girl, Ana, and her future stepmother Sara, who's about to marry her father, switch bodies due to strange magic during an unusual weather phenomenon.
Grandfathers Trailer (2019)
11 October 2019
In a globalized world where youth and technology reign supreme, three aged friends refuse to give up and dare to launch a business from scratch: a daycare center.
Who Wants to Marry an Astronaut? Trailer (2025)
26 June 2025
David is a dopey hopeless romantic with a hippy mother and a best friend who also works for him. After fifteen years of living together, on an impulse, he decides to ask his partner to marry him in Las Vegas.
Viaje a Surtsey Trailer (2012)
12 November 2012
Two good friends from childhood, Iñaki and Matthew shared his love of mountaineering and adventure. Not exactly soul mates, but when both are in the mountains, become the best partners and allies, without a single situation that can not be overcome, or that peak overlap.
Semen, a History of Love Trailer (2005)
15 July 2005
A biologist in an insemination clinic unexpectedly falls in love with a free-spirited trapeze artist and the idea of fathering her child.
El club de los buenos infieles Trailer (2018)
28 March 2018
Four childhood friends, all married with no passion left, get together in a high school reunion dinner.
All in Favor Trailer (2025)
12 June 2025
At a downtown Madrid building, an ordinary meeting of neighbors commune to vote on a change of elevator.
I Can't Live Without You Trailer (2024)
15 August 2024
After ruining a family event, a workaholic receives an ultimatum from his wife that forces him to choose between his two loves: his cell phone or his 20-year marriage.
All in Favor Trailer (2021)
02 June 2021
What begins as an ordinary board in a traditional apartment building to vote the renewal of the elevator, turns into an unexpected debate about the limits of pacific coexistence.
