Hildegart is conceived and educated by her mother Aurora to be the woman of the future, to become one of the most brilliant minds of Spain in the 1930s and one of the European references on female sexuality.
Aurora
Najwa Nimri
Hildegart
Alba Planas
Macarena
Aixa Villagrán
Abel
Patrick Criado
Guzmán
Pepe Viyuela
Jaime
Jon Viar
Priest
Pep Ambròs
Antonio
Pablo Vázquez
Miguel
Jorge Usón
Soledad
Nur Levi
Rosa
María Alfonsa Rosso
Pepe Arriola
Fernando Delgado-Hierro
Priest Alberto Pallés
Pep Ambròs
Secretary Dolores
Carmen Barrantes
Tennis Play Man
Luis Mariano Meco
Tennis Play Woman #1
Consuelo Trujillo
Tennis Play Woman #2
Alma Prelec
Socialist Party HQ Man / Drag Queen
Jaime Ocaña
Militant Man Ramón
Juan Codina
Socialist Party Young Woman
Alicia Armenteros
Bookstore Woman
Natalie Pinot
Militant Man Jaime
Jon Viar
Julián Besteiro
José Luis Esteban
Andrés Saborit
Jorge Asín
Wenceslao Carrillo
Luis Arroyo
Militant Woman Daniela
Claudia Roset
Barwoman
Sila Sicilia
Bar Singer
Julia de Castro
Hildegart (9 Years Old)
Ainet Jounou
Hildegart (4 Years Old)
Luna López
Pepe Arriola (6 Years Old)
Bosco Fernández
Comisario
Paco Ochoa
Niño Pintada
Martín Abello
Niña Republicana
Abril Romero
Pepe Niño Foto
Louis López
Bailarina Club
Aitana Peinado
Bailarina Club
Ariela Katz
Bailarina Club
Bye Papi Nazareth
Bailarina Club
Cristina Manzanares Rodríguez
Bailarina Club
Isabel Sanz
Bailarina Club
Katherine Melgar
Bailarina Club
Laura Lozano Conde
Bailarín Club
Adrián Ávila Chicharro
Bailarín Club
Benjamín Pablo Rosado Mitte
Bailarín Club
Juan Sebastián Martínez
Bailarín Club
Pablo Bermejo Pérez
Bailarín Club
Victor Juaranz Perez
Músico Club
Benjamin Groisman
Músico Club
Facundo Petrucelli
Músico Club
Jorge Vela
Músico Club
Yevhen Riechkalov
Hip Hop República
Sila Juaces Diéguez
Cochero Galicia
Miguel Callejón
Cochero República
Eugenio Alonso
Young Girl
Summer-Rose Churchhouse