The film tells the story of Pedro Poveda (Raúl Escudero), a tenacious and innovative priest who opens paths in the field of education and in the defense of the rights of women in early ...
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Title: Poveda (2016)
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| Ainhoa Aldanondo | ... | Amelia del Pozo | |
| Alejandro Arroyo | ... | Don Maximiano | |
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Miguel Berlanga | ||
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Javier Bermejo | ... | Vicente Ayllón |
| Natalia Bilbao | ... | Micaela (as Natalia Álvarez) | |
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Fran Calvo | ... | Manolo |
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Julián Candón | ... | Antonio |
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Carlos Cañas | ... | Don Rodolfo |
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Raúl Escudero | ... | Pedro Poveda |
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Elena Furiase | ... | Pepita Segovia |
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Silvia Garcia | ... | Marina |
| Vicente Gil | ... | Padre de Marina | |
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Kiko Gutiérrez | ... | Miliciano |
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Dani Gómez | ... | (as Daniel Gómez) |
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Gabriel Latorre | ... | Don Comas |
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The film tells the story of Pedro Poveda (Raúl Escudero), a tenacious and innovative priest who opens paths in the field of education and in the defense of the rights of women in early twentieth century Spain. UNESCO recognized him in 1974 as "Educator and Humanist" and Pope John Paul II canonized him in 2003.
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Country:
SpainLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
July 2016 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Budget:
EUR600,000 (estimated)Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
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