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Extranjeras

Extranjeras

2003Documentary

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Helena TabernaHelena TabernaDirectorFederico RibesCinematography

Cast

Kin Lang WuSelf
Wang JueSelf
Lily Lin ChenSelf
Hua ChiSelf
Shih ChiSelf
Anna GaySelf
Joanna LassotaSelf
Ileana BucurenciuSelf
Betty AgurtoSelf
Ángela BoteroSelf
Sabah HamadSelf
Mary HakkiSelf
Hayar SalihSelf
Fanta Faustino RoroSelf
Mari Luz MbaSelf

Director

Helena Taberna

Writer

Helena Taberna

Release date

14 Nov 2003

Studio

Lamia Producciones

Country

Spain

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