

Consuelo
Synopsis
Amanda, who had to flee the town, and her sister Catalina, who decided to stay, must meet after their mother's funeral to manage the inheritance left to them in the form of an unsaleable house. Bureaucracy and mourning will be hindered by old family quarrels and old grudges.
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CONSUELO - trailer
Type: Trailer • Published 2022-09-03
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- Director
- Guillermo Guzmán
- Original Score
- Tino Van der Sman, Ben Winwood
- Original Title
- Consuelo
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 22m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Guillermo Guzmán
Tino Van der Sman, Ben Winwood
Keith Arnold
Guillermo Guzmán
Department Leadership Roster
Guillermo Guzmán
Director
Keith Arnold
Director of Photography
Guillermo Guzmán
Editor
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What is Consuelo about?
Amanda, who had to flee the town, and her sister Catalina, who decided to stay, must meet after their mother's funeral to manage the inheritance left to them in the form of an unsaleable house. Bureaucracy and mourning will be hindered by old family quarrels and old grudges.
Who directed Consuelo?
Consuelo was directed by Guillermo Guzmán.
Who stars in Consuelo?
The principal cast of Consuelo includes Irene Soler, Yala Romero, Sara Valbuena, Óscar de la Flor.
When was Consuelo released and how long is it?
Consuelo was released in 2022 with a total runtime of 22m.
Who composed the musical score for Consuelo?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Consuelo was composed by Tino Van der Sman, Ben Winwood.


















