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Every Stewardess Goes to Heaven (2002)

Director: Daniel Burman

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From Time Out Film Guide

Don't be put off by the dippy title, this is a nimbly upbeat, character-based comic romance featuring an unusual couple - flight attendant Rubio and pudgy dentist Casero - amid the picturesque wilds of the snowy Falklands. While some of the jokes about aeroplane terrorism may ring hollow in the current (2002) climate, it's hard to resist being carried along by the general good humour. Like the cobbled-together plane that features in a running gag, it's a slightly ungainly enterprise, but one that gets us safely from A to B.

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Cast & crew

Director: Daniel Burman

Producer: Pablo Bossi, Diego Dubcovsky, JM Morales

Cast: Alfredo Casero, Ingrid Rubio, Norma Aleandro, Valentina Bassi, Emilio Disi, Daniel Hendler full cast

Genre(s): Comedy

Duration: 98 mins


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