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#1220
Seen It:
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#1220
Seen It:
No
USA / Spanish
| Arno Chevrier | Manuel |
| P | |
| David Castillo | Bernardo |
| Empar Ferrer | Doña Teresa |
| Elvira Lindo | Violeta |
| Mario Arias | Javi |
| Rom | |
| Diana Cerezo | Lola |
| Daniel Llobregat | Bernardo, 14 Years Old |
| Juanma Lara | Aitor |
| Bear Cub | |
| José Luis García-Pérez | |
| José Luis García Pérez | |
| David Castillo (IV) | |
| José Luis Gª Pérez | Pedro |
| Josele Román | Gloria |
| Director | Miguel Albaladejo; Miguel Albalade Jo |
| Producer | Juan Alexander |
| Writer | Miguel Albalade Jo; Salvador Garcia; Miguel Albaladejo; Salvador García Ruiz |
An amusing and touching film about reinterpreting the idea of "family," Bear Cub tells the engaging story of Pedro (José Luis García-Pérez), a charming and attractive gay dentist living an active single life in Madrid. He offers to take care of his adorable 9-year-old nephew Bernardo (the remarkable David Castillo) for two weeks while the child's mother travels abroad with her latest "hippie" boyfriend. When Mom suddenly becomes detained in India, however, Pedro must become the boy's caretaker. And to further complicate matters, the boy's grandmother begins a custody battle for the child. Never overly sentimental or sensational, director Miguel Albaladejo (Manolito Four-Eyes) has crafted a funny and charming audience pleaser that inspired the Chicago Tribune to proclaim the film "striking and refreshing."
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