Off-eko maitasuna

May 6, 1992

1h 27m

★ 0.0

Overview

Ana, a young Basque woman whose husband, Tomás, is serving a sentence for terrorism in Puerto de Santa María, finds love again with Luis. Although Tomás, aware that his chances of regaining his freedom are nil, encourages her to rebuild her love life, this new relationship is met with rejection by those close to the prisoner.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Trenbideko Filmeak

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Cast

Ana

Mónica Molina

Tomás

Fernando Guillén Cuervo

Luis

Patxi Bisquert

Klara Badiola

José Ramón Soroiz

Ramon Agirre

Mikel Garmendia

Isidoro Fernández

Patxi Santamaría

Juani Mendiola

Francisco Merino

Mercedes León

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