12 Dec 2005
MAREA: 28000 puñaladas
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White Tide
MAREA BLANCA is a Corona Save The Beach documentary directed by Isabel Coixet. It is a tribute to the thousands of anonymous heroes who left everything to save the Galician coast. An example for all of us who fight for the recovery and conservation of our beaches.
Top Billed Cast
Soledad Méndez Herself
Nacho Porto Himself
Luis Rodríguez Himself
Sven Schwebsch himself
Juan Manuel Gómez himself
Alegría Fisterra Fernández herself
Nacho Castro Himself
Núria Blanco Herself
Conchita Regueira Herself
Antón Reixa Himself
Rustam Iembergenov Himself
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