Ay, Juancito

Jun 10, 2004

1h 49m

★ 3.0

Overview

A film about the life of Juan Ramón Duarte, Evita's only brother. His ascent, his excesses, and his demise, in the times of Juan Domingo Perón.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Aries Cinematográfica Argentina

Ay, Juancito Trailers

Cast

Juan Ramón Duarte

Adrián Navarro

Alicia Dupont (Elina Colomer)

Inés Estévez

Yvonne Pascal (Fanny Navarro)

Leticia Brédice

Evita

Laura Novoa

Juan Domingo Perón

Jorge Marrale

Doña Juana

Norma Aleandro

Héctor J. Cámpora

Alejandro Awada

Niní Marshall

Alejandra Majluf

Susana Canales

Natalí Pérez

Tucho

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Julia Lobos

Celina Font

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