Going Down in Morocco

A girl who lives with her dealer cousin and her policeman boyfriend who is a policeman regularly transports drugs from Morocco for her cousin. As all of them smoke grass from time to time there is need for more. Deciding to take a friend of hers who has just left home down to Morocco for a transport she gets problems because it is the first time for her friend and this makes it difficult. But as all are very open-minded there is no problem they would not try to solve.

Cast

Verónica Forqué

as Chusa

Antonio Banderas

as Alberto

Juan Echanove

as Jaimito

Aitana Sánchez-Gijón

as Elena

Chus Lampreave

as Doña Antonia

Miguel Rellán

as Cura

Francisco Merino

as Don Mariano

Amparo Valle

as Madre de Elena

Manuel Huete

as Vecino

Ricardo Palacios

as Naturista

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