For her, there have always been two kinds of guys: the ones you desire and the ones who buy you drinks. For him, she is the woman of his dreams, the one he's been waiting for. He is madly ...
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Gorka Otxoa | ... | Chema |
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Sabrina Garciarena | ... | Claudia |
| Julián López | ... | Rubén | |
| Óscar Ladoire | ... | 'Tío' Jaime | |
| Kiti Mánver | ... | Gloria (as Kiti Manver) | |
| María Asquerino | ... | Señora Begoña | |
| Bárbara Santa-Cruz | ... | Elisa | |
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Michel Brown | ... | Sebastián |
| Teresa Hurtado de Ory | ... | Chica discoteca | |
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Pilar Gil | ... | Ana |
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Mauro Muñiz | ... | Iñaki |
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Maribel Salas | ... | Sara |
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Fernando Mikelajáuregui | ... | Profesor Universidad |
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Ernesto Sevilla | ... | Primo 1 |
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Borja Echevarría | ... | Primo 2 |
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For her, there have always been two kinds of guys: the ones you desire and the ones who buy you drinks. For him, she is the woman of his dreams, the one he's been waiting for. He is madly in love with her and patiently waiting for her to realize it. The thing is that she actually wants him to buy her a drink and stay in the friend zone. Written by The Film Catalogue
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3 July 2009 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
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$742,705 (Spain), 3 July 2009, Limited ReleaseCompany Credits
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