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Princess, A True Story (2018) [N/A]

Featuring:
Evangelina Elizondo, Salvador Espadas, Martha Navarro

Written by:
Óscar Blancarte

Directed by:
Óscar Blancarte


Release Date:
September 28, 2018

Original Title:
Princesa, una historia verdadera

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Ratings / Certifications:
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Overview from TheMovieDB

Two old women who live in a mansion, which is locked between two skyscrapers, hate their neighbors because they are rebel medicine students who party all day long. One day, one of the old ladies get sick and is saved by one of the students, arousing a weird friendship and an opportunity to discover new experiences and change behavior patterns.

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Overview from Open Movies

Two old sisters -from an aristocratic family- have as neighbors a group of college students. The kids like to throw loud parties every weekend. The sisters get annoyed by the situation and call the police. And that makes the youngsters angry at them. In a turn of events, the old ladies are obliged to befriend the students. The generational gap between the characters creates fun and frenzied situations. At the end, the unlikely friendship becomes strong and life-changing for everyone.

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Rankings and Honors

Princess, A True Story (2018) on IMDb
Awards Won: 2 nominations

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Production

Director:
Óscar Blancarte

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