Finisterrae

Two ghosts walk along the Camino of Santiago.

Cast

Pau Nubiola

as Ghost

Santí Serra

as Ghost Rider (voice)

Pavel Lukiyanov

as Voice Ghost

Yuri Mykhaylychenko

as Voz Fantasma 2 (voice)

Santí Serra

as Fantasma 2

Rosanna Walls

as El Fantasma de los 80

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