Como dos gotas de agua () is a 1964 Spanish musical comedy film directed by Luis César Amadori and starring Pili and Mili and Isabel Garcés. This film marks the debut of twins sisters and actresses Pilar Bayona and Emilia Bayona (as Pili and Mili).
The narrative centers on the convergent legal cases of two identical teenagers, Pili (Pilar Bayona) and Mili (Emilia Bayona).
Pili is a fifteen-year-old orphan raised by Gregorio (Manolo Morán), a traveling organ grinder seeking to place her in a state-run home. Conversely, Mili is the neglected daughter of a wealthy widower, Ricardo (LuÃÂs Dávila); she has been raised by her aunt Teresa (Susana Campos), who has long posed as her biological mother.
As RicardoâÂÂs father initiates a custody battle for Mili, attorney ÃÂngela Goñi (Isabel Garcés) discovers the girls' uncanny physical resemblance. Goñi strategically leverages this discovery in court to navigate the complex social and legal challenges facing both protagonists.