Ashes from the Sun (2008)
Overview
Environmental drama set in Asturias, Spain. A Scottish travel writer is forced to stay in a valley town in northern Spain when his camper van breaks down. There he gets to know the different inhabitants, some of them struggling to close down the nearby power station and some trying to make it more prosperous.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 3.577 |
Directed By
José Antonio Quirós
Crew
José Antonio Quirós
Ignacio del Moral
Dionisio Pérez
José Antonio Quirós
Loris Omedes
José Antonio Quirós
Rafael Álvarez
Ramón Prada
Fernando Pardo
Bernat Puig
Enric Jorba
TOP CAST
Celso Bugallo
Federico
Gary Piquer
Paul Ferguson
Clara Segura
Cristina
Beatriz Rico
Tati
Fran Sariego
Mario
Txema Blasco
Manolo
Eduardo Antuña
Raúl
Raquel Hevia
Marisol
Carlos Kaniowsky
Lalin
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