Asignatura pendiente

Asignatura pendiente

5.8

Apr 18 1977

2h 49m

Drama

Joseph and Helen, who had been boyfriends, there meeting some years later and fall madly in love again, but now the two are married. His hard and clandestine love story addition is determined by the circumstances of the times in which they have lived: the last years of the Franco regime and the beginning of the transition.

José Sacristán

José Sacristán

José

Fiorella Faltoyano

Fiorella Faltoyano

Elena Gutiérrez del Castillo

Antonio Gamero

Antonio Gamero

Antonio Rebolledo 'Trotsky'

Silvia Tortosa

Silvia Tortosa

Ana

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