Cows (1992)
Overview
A film set in the Basque region, beginning in the Carlist war of 1875 and ending during the Spanish Civil war of 1936. The film portrays how one single act of cowardice shapes the life of the next three generations of two families and fuels the intense rivalry which will span the next sixty-one years.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 8.883 |
Directed By
Julio Medem
Crew
Julio Medem
Michel Gaztambide
Julio Medem
Fernando de Garcillán
José Luis Olaizola
Enrique López Lavigne
Carles Gusi
Gregorio Mendiri
Javier Orce
María José Iglesias
Ricardo García Arrojo
Rafael Palmero
Carles Gusi
Julio Medem
Txarly Llorente
Usoa Urbieta
José Miguel Aguiló
Cristina Somalo
Ana Gil
Víctor Sánchez
Javier Zulueta
Alicia Yubero
Cayetano Olaizola
Juan Pablo Seijo
Toni Anglada
Eric Schwarz
Vicente Ameztoy
Cecilia Roca
Gonzalo Thovar
Jorge Tintó
José García Donado
Martín Sánchez
Alberto Feito
Lena Mossum
Pilar Borja Gregorio
Reyes Abades
Isidro Ruano
Ángel Plana
Lourdes Olaizola
Berta García
Félix Guede
Txema Areizaga Orube
Iñigo Bach
Gorka Eskisabel
Eduardo Fernández
Luis Castro
Javier Paxariño
Alberto Iglesias
Alberto Iglesias
Juan Alberto Arteche
Juan Alberto Arteche
Ángel Megino
Floren Nazabal
Floren Nazabal
Donato Larretxea
Donato Larretxea
Alberto Iglesias
TOP CAST
Emma Suárez
Cristina
Carmelo Gómez
Manuel / Ignacio / Peru
Ana Torrent
Catalina
Karra Elejalde
Ilegorri / Lucas
Klara Badiola
Madalen
Txema Blasco
Manuel
Kandido Uranga
Carmelo / Juan
Pilar Bardem
Paulina
Miguel Ángel García
Peru as a Child
Ane Sánchez
Cristina as a Child
Magdalena Mikolajczyk
Older Daughter as a Child
Enara Azkue
Middle Daughter as a Child
Ortzi Balda
Ilegorri as a Child / Lucas as a Child
Elisabeth Ruiz
Older Daughter
Ramón Barea
Referee
Aitor Mazo
Soldier 1
Xavier Aldanondo
Soldier 2
Carlos Zabala
Officer
Antxon Echeverria
Carlista 1
Alberto Arizaga
Carlista 2
Niko Lizeaga
Carlista 3
Patxi Santamaría
Journalist 1
José Ramón Soroiz
Journalist 2
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