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Considered to be the first full-length Argentinian fictional film, based on the novel by the same written by José Mármol which is the first Argentinian fictional novel.
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Considered to be the first full-length Argentinian fictional film, based on the novel by the same written by José Mármol which is the first Argentinian fictional novel.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Enrique García Velloso
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Cinematografía de Max Glücksmann
Cast
Enrique García Velloso
Director
Susana Larreta y Quintana
Amalia
Luis García Lawson
Eduardo Belgrano
Jorge Quintana
Daniel Bello
Lucía de Bruyn
Florencía
Jose Miguens
Don Juan Manuel de Rosas
Raquel Aldao
Manuelita Rosas
Josefina Acosta
Doña Maria Josefa
Carlos Morra
Doctor Alcorta
Ricardo Aldao
Pedro
Camilo Aldao
Corvalán
Lola Marcó del Pont
Señora Dupasquier
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