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Released
1928 · FILM

Ya t'oyí

Color
Black & White
Language
XX
Comedy

Synopsis

Lost film, parody of Charlie Chaplin’s work. it features such disparate elements as a yacht, the Charleston, a bullfight, and Primo de Rivera and local authorities.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Considered the first fiction film shot in Asturias.

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Principal cast & crew: 2

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