Cast
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Blanca Suárez
as Elena
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Mario Casas
as Nacho
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Carmen Machi
as Trini
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Secun de la Rosa
as Sátur
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Jaime Ordóñez
as Israel
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Terele Pávez
as Amparo
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Alejandro Awada
as Sergio
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Tony Lam
as Chang
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Sue Flack
as Jennifer
- Daniele Fileti as Frank
- Miguel Fajardo as Blonde Guy
- Daniel Arribas as Coughing Man
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Mamen García
as Gypsy Woman
- Paco Sarro as Man #1
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Mariano Andrés Soto
as Man #2
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Diego Braguinsky
as Office Man
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Jordi Aguilar
as Street Sweeper
- Mari Giner as Woman in a Coat
Crew
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Álex de la Iglesia
Director
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Ángel Amorós
Director of Photography
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Domingo González
Editor
- Carlos Riera Original Music Composer
- Joan Valent Original Music Composer
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Álex de la Iglesia
Producer
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Mercedes Gamero
Producer
-
Mikel Lejarza
Producer
-
Álex de la Iglesia
Writer
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Jorge Guerricaechevarría
Writer
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