Alma mía

Alma Mía
Directed by	Daniel Barone
Written by	Jorge LeyesAdrián Suar (idea)
Produced by	Fernando Blanco Adrián Suar
Starring	Araceli GonzálezPablo Echarri
Cinematography	Guillermo Zappino
Edited by	Alejandro AlemAlejandro Parysow
Music by	Iván Wyszogrod
Release date	May 13, 1999 (1999-05-13) (Argentina)
Running time	105 minutes
Country	Argentina
Language	Spanish

Alma mía ("My Soul") is a 1999 Argentineromantic comedy film directed by Daniel Barone and written by Jorge Leyes. The film starAraceli González as Alma.

Plot

Alma (Araceli González) is a young pastry chef from the neighborhood of La Boca who has been dating Mario (Diego Peretti) since her teenage years. Leo (Pablo Echarri) is an architect on the verge of getting married. Fanny (Valeria Bertuccelli), a prostitute and a close friend of Alma's, plans a special night with Tano (Damián de Santo) to celebrate Leo's last days as a bachelor. Misled by Fanny, Alma goes to a bar where she unexpectedly encounters both men. Leo mistakenly believes that Alma is a prostitute hired by Tano. After spending a few hours together, Leo and Alma find themselves unable to forget each other.

Cast

• Araceli González .... Alma

• Cristina Allende .... Madre Valeria
• Valeria Bertuccelli .... Fanny
• Héctor Bidonde .... Vito
• Paula Canals .... Tina
• Rita Cortese .... Tita
• Antonella Costa .... Micaela
• Damián de Santo .... El Tano
• Pablo Echarri .... Leo
• Roberto Fiore .... Padre Valeria
• Gabriel Gibot .... Operador de Radio
• Elena Gowland .... Enfermera
• Dulio Orso .... Rubén
• Diego Peretti .... Mario
• Adriana Salonia .... Valeria
• Tony Sánchez Pupa .... Médico
• Rolly Serrano .... Leche Hervida

Awards

In 2000, Valeria Bertuccelli won a Silver Condor Award for Best Actress while Diego Peretti was nominated for Best Actor.

External links

• Alma Mía at IMDb