Huir

Cast

Álvaro Cervantes

as Bruno

Elena Rivera

as Paula

Demian Sabini

as Guardia Civil

Zöe Millán

as Sara

Begoña Miranda

as Voz Madre (voice)

Pep Padell

as Voz Presentador Radio (voice)

Estel Tort

as Voz Mujer Desconocida (voice)

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