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- Pedro Almagro
Álex - Natalia Erice
Luz - Fele Martínez
Valentín - Victoria Teijeiro
Carlota - David Tenreiro
Esteban
Director:
Tina Olivares
A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Pedro Almagro, Natalia Erice, Ana López
Written by:
Tina Olivares
Directed by:
Tina Olivares
Release Date:
October 6, 2010
Original Title:
Esperando Septiembre
Production Countries:
Spain
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 104
In economic crisis, five friends spend a hot summer in Madrid hoping to fare better in September, the month in which reactivates the city and the job offers. The finding on a plot of a bag with 20 million pesetas in bills of the old pesetas change the course of events ...
“One day, Luz, a secretary in a construction company, finds in the ruins of a house a bag with 20 millions pesetas in the old peseta bills. She keeps it a secret, but four quite needy friends manage to find out. As they are told that pesetas can be indefinitely exchanged for Euros at the Bank of Spain, they decide to change a few bills just to see if it really works. They get easy money right away. So everybody returns to Luz hassling her with more money needs. But Luz is worried that the money could be the life savings of some old man and decides to find out who’s the owner. What none of them can imagine is that the money doesn’t belong to any old man but comes from a darker source."
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Director:
Tina Olivares
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