Alma Mía
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| Directed by | Daniel Barone |
| Produced by | Fernando Blanco Adrián Suar |
| Written by | Jorge Leyes Adrián Suar (idea) |
| Starring | Araceli González Pablo Echarri |
| Music by | Iván Wyszogrod |
| Cinematography | Guillermo Zappino |
| Editing by | Alejandro Alem Alejandro Parysow |
| Release date(s) | May 13, 1999 (Argentina) |
| Running time | 105 minutes |
| Country | Argentina |
| Language | Spanish |
Alma mía (English language:My Soul) is a 1999 Argentine romantic comedy film directed by Daniel Barone and written by Jorge Leyes. The film starred Araceli González as Alma.
[edit] Cast
- Cristina Allende .... Madre Valeria
- Valeria Bertuccelli .... Fanny
- Héctor Bidonde .... Vito
- Paula Canals .... Tina
- Rita Cortese .... Tita
- Antonella Costa .... Micaela
- Damián de Santo .... El Tano
- Pablo Echarri .... Leo
- Roberto Fiore .... Padre Valeria
- Gabriel Gibot .... Operador de Radio
- Elena Gowland .... Enfermera
- Dulio Orso .... Rubén
- Diego Peretti .... Mario
- Adriana Salonia .... Valeria
- Tony Sánchez Pupa .... Médico
- Rolly Serrano .... Leche Hervida
[edit] Awards
In 2000, Valeria Bertuccelli won a Silver Condor Award for Best Actress while Diego Peretti was nominated for Best Actor.
[edit] External links
- Alma Mía at the Internet Movie Database
- Alma Mía at AllRovi
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