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All the Light We Can See
Maria, forced to marry a bandit, escapes into the woods with El Toro, fleeing her fate. Rosario, in love with a murdered general, watches her grave at the foot of a volcano.
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Maria, forced to marry a bandit, escapes into the woods with El Toro, fleeing her fate. Rosario, in love with a murdered general, watches her grave at the foot of a volcano.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Salvador Amores, Pablo Escoto, Cat de Almeida
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Rios de Nueva
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