Camino (2008)
A religious organization interferes with the life of a terminally ill girl.
Top billed cast
Nerea CamachoCamino
Mariano VenancioJosé
Carme EliasGloria
Manuela VellésNuria
Lola CasamayorTía Marita
Ana GraciaInés
Pepe OcioDon Miguel Ángel
Jordi DauderDon Luis
Emilio GaviraMr. Meebles
Lucas ManzanoCuco
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