Scene from Cardo / TV series (2021)
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Full Biography
Ana Rujas was born in 1989 in Spain. She is an actress, known for Amor tóxico (2015), Diana (2018) and La sangre de Wendy (2014).
Birth Name: Sarah Benavente
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About the Movie: Cardo / TV series (2021)
Episode: Season 1, Episode 1-3
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Director: Ana Rujas, Claudia Costafreda, Lluís Sellarès
Writer: Ana Rujas, Claudia Costafreda, Javier Calvo, Lluís Sellarès
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Executive Producer: Ana Rujas, Claudia Costafreda
Companies: Atresmedia, Buendía Estudios, Suma Latina
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Keywords
Keywords: madrid, spain
Story
María, a thirty-year-old woman from Madrid, feels unfulfilled with her life and struggles to make a career in art. Despite her aspirations, she ends up working at a flower shop in her neighborhood. María grapples with personal issues such as drug abuse, unhealthy relationships, and body dissatisfaction. After an accident and a humiliating encounter with her partner, María decides to leave her chaotic lifestyle behind and dedicates herself to helping Puri, a 75-year-old woman from Madrid's working-class neighborhood, save her florist shop from closure.
Summary
Cardo is a Spanish comedy-drama series that centers around María, a thirty-year-old woman navigating through her personal crisis. The story unfolds in Madrid and explores themes of self-discovery, redemption, and the pursuit of meaningful existence. Despite its humorous undertones, the series delves into serious issues such as drug abuse, toxic relationships, and body image struggles. After years of working in advertising and hosting TV programs, María embarks on a journey of self-reflection and growth by assisting Puri, an elderly woman from Madrid's working-class neighborhood.