A love triangle between a pioneer female writer; her husband -a retired military official-and the love of her life, the painter Moritz Rugendas, with whom she maintains an epistolary relationship for 10 years, with few personal encounters.
Claudio Marcone, Liu Marino
Director
Daniela Ramírez
Carmen Arriagada
Diego Noguera
Mauricio Rugendas
Francisco Ossa
Eduardo Gutike
Paola Lattus
Cruz
Ernesto Anacona
Atilio
Daniel Antivilo
Manuel
Edgardo Bruna
Mayor Concha
Julio Jung
Drewetke
Patricio Le-Beuffe
Mayor Donoso
Santiago Meneghello
Bernardo Letelier
Ignacio Santa Cruz
Duffy
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