2001 film directed by Antonio del Real

David and Anna are a newly wed couple, whose lives together take a turn as Anna becomes diagnosed with a terminal illness.

After a meteor-like object lands in the woods, poachers unearth a cave filled with alien eggs. As they attempt to destroy the eggs, one of them is killed by an unseen creature, leaving one egg intact. A young boy named Tommy finds the remaining egg and brings it home to hatch. As more murders occur around town, Tommy learns that his new pet alien, who he names Trumpy, possesses telekinetic powers.

Three Vietnam vets have become so conditioned to violence that they have developed psychotic tendencies. They kidnap people, brutalize them, then turn them loose and hunt them like animals. However the father of one of their earlier victims is plotting a vicious revenge against them.

Spanish sit-com devised by Antonio Mercero about divorced, chemist's owner Lourdes (Concha Cuetos) who lives with her two younger children Quique (Miguel Ángel Garzón) and Guille (Julián González). Lourdes' womanizer ex-husband Adolfo (Carlos Larrañaga) makes frequent visits to her establishment, along with their eldest daughter Isabel (Eva Isanta), who lives with her husband and little son in the Canary Islands. The place is also crowded with all sorts of characters: the neighboring night-club waitress Sandra (Emma Ozores), Guille's teacher and Lourde's boyfriend Carlos (Álvaro de Luna), police officers Romerales (Cesáreo Estebánez) and María de la Encarnación (María Garralón), or Adolfo's alleged illegitimate daughter Fanny (Alicia Rozas), who Lourdes will eventually adopt, among many others.
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This Spanish-made TV comedy told the stories happening around a barrio pharmacy managed by Lourdes Cano (Concha Cuetos). Lourdes had divorced Adolfo Segura (Carlos Larrañaga), a cheeky Don Juan (i.e. "philanderer") with whom she still shared a nice friendship, both tried to bring up together their offspring: Quique (Miguel Ángel Garzón) and Guille (Julián González), while many subplots are shown, protagonized by their neighbours and customers, notoriously by a couple of friendly (and funny) local policemen.
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Written by José Sandín