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Ricardo Darín
Dad
Cecilia Roth
Mother
Héctor Alterio
Grandfather
Fernanda Mistral
Grandmother
Tomás Fonzi
Lucas
Nicolás Cantafio
Bertuccio
Mónica Scapparone
Bertuccio's Mother
Matías Del Pozo
Harry
Milton De La Canal
Simon / El Enano / Tiny
Evelyn Domínguez
Niña Morena
Leticia Brédice
Teacher
Gabriel Galíndez
Military Guard
María Socas
Mom's Friend
Juan Carrasco
Priest
Demián Bugallo
School Mate
Oscar Ferrigno Jr.
Father Juan
Alberto Silva
Man in the Train
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