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Agustina of Aragon (1954)
1808. During the Spanish Independence war the city of Zaragoza is besieged by French troops. Spanish forces under General Palafox are scarce. Brave Agustina doesn't hesitate to lead the battle and even fire a cannon to stop the invaders when others run away. Based on historical facts.
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1808. During the Spanish Independence war the city of Zaragoza is besieged by French troops. Spanish forces under General Palafox are scarce. Brave Agustina doesn't hesitate to lead the battle and even fire a cannon to stop the invaders when others run away. Based on historical facts.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Juan de Orduña, Clemente Pamplona, Ángel Fernández Marrero, Vicente Escrivá
In Theaters:11/26/1954
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Cifesa
Cast
Juan de Orduña
Director
Aurora Bautista
Agustina
Fernando Rey
General Palafox/Lorenzo, el pastor
Virgílio Teixeira
Juan, el Bravo
Eduardo Fajardo
Luis Montana
Manuel Luna
Tío Francisco
María Asquerino
Carmen
María Cañete
Tía Pilar
Eugenio Domingo
Niño en iglesia
José Bódalo
Capitán francés
Valeriano Andrés
Capitán con Gobernador
Fernando Aguirre
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