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1919, crónica del alba (1983)
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In 1939, José Garcés is in French prison camp after the defeat of Spain's Republicans... See full summary » Director:Antonio José Betancor |
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1919, crónica del alba (1983)
6.3
In 1939, José Garcés is in French prison camp after the defeat of Spain's Republicans... See full summary » Director:Antonio José Betancor |
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Miguel Molina | ... |
José Garcés
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Cristina Marsillach | ... |
Isabel
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Walter Vidarte | ||
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Saturno Cerra | ||
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Concha Leza | ||
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Alfred Lucchetti | ||
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Fernando Sancho | ... |
Don Hermógenes
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José Antonio Correa | ||
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Marisa de Leza | ... |
Doña Julia
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Concha Hidalgo | ... |
Tía Ignacia
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Juan José Otegui | ... |
Sr. Villanueva
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Rosa Fontana | ... |
Sra. Villanueva
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Aurora Pastor | ... |
Cocainómana
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Rafael Vaquero | ... |
Alcalde
(as Rafael Vakero)
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In 1939, José Garcés is in French prison camp after the defeat of Spain's Republicans. To entertain and inspire his fellow prisoners, he tells the story of becoming a man in 1919, the year he realized that learning to live is the same as learning to die. His stiff and demanding father loses a fortune in German war bonds, takes a job in Caspe, and leaves José on his own in Zaragoza to finish high school while apprenticing in a pharmacy. José courts his beloved Valentina via letters, becomes intimate with Isabel, a maid he meets in a cinema who shares his ideas of free love, and comes under the influence of El Checa, an anarchist and gentle teacher who leads a doomed revolt. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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