Mediterranean Food

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Mediterranean Food (Spanish: Dieta mediterránea) is a 2009 Spanish comedy film directed by Joaquín Oristrell.

• Olivia Molina - Sofía
• Paco León - Toni
• Alfonso Bassave - Frank
• Carmen Balagué - Loren
• Roberto Álvarez [es] - Ramón
• Jesús Castejón [es] - Pepe Ripoll
• Jordi Martínez - Padrastro Frank
• Usun Yoon - Hoshi
• Dolo Beltrán [es] - Lunes

• List of Spanish films of 2009

• Mediterranean Food at IMDb

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