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A retired police officer looks for revenge after his family is attacked by a gang of criminals.
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A retired police officer looks for revenge after his family is attacked by a gang of criminals.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Drama
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Runtime:96 minutes
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Cast
José Luis Urquieta
Director
Mario Almada
Eduardo Garza
Eric del Castillo
Roberto 'El Flaco' Guzmán
Carmen del Valle
Amparo (as Carmen de Valle)
Romulo Lozano
Sacerdote (as Rómulo Lozano)
María Eugenia Llamas
Dra. Campos (as María Eugenia Llamas 'La Tucita')
Lorenzo de Monteclaro
Leonel González
Antonio Zubiaga
Rodrigo Puebla
Cecilia Camacho
Martha
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