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A landowner known as Bulldog seeks to take over a ranch, but is opposed by the Brotherhood of the Blade, a group of tobacco smugglers made up of skilled horsemen who operated during the turbulent times of General Antonio López de Santa Anna.
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A landowner known as Bulldog seeks to take over a ranch, but is opposed by the Brotherhood of the Blade, a group of tobacco smugglers made up of skilled horsemen who operated during the turbulent times of General Antonio López de Santa Anna.
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Genre:Drama, Western
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Conacite Uno, Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía
Cast
Mario Hernández
Director
Antonio Aguilar
Juan Cabello
Marco Antonio Treviño
Pepe Diablo
Ernesto Yáñez
Chepe Botas
Demián Bichir
Tapatío
Alejandro Tamayo
Alejo
Héctor Reynoso
Tacho Reniego
Ignacio López Tarso
Don Polo
Jorge Martínez de Hoyos
Bulldog
Antonio Aguilar hijo
Astucia
Patricia Rivera
Clarita
Luz María Jerez
Margarita
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