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Dios los cría...
Film consisting of five stories: "Dios los cría...", dealing with brothers' rivalry for an inheritance; "Negocio redondo", about a lawyer selling a property to the Catholic church with guilty feelings; "Entre 12 y 1", where a couple and a close friend get trapped in an elevator; "La gran noche", a night in the life of an old prostitute; and "La otra", where a man alternates between two women.
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Film consisting of five stories: "Dios los cría...", dealing with brothers' rivalry for an inheritance; "Negocio redondo", about a lawyer selling a property to the Catholic church with guilty feelings; "Entre 12 y 1", where a couple and a close friend get trapped in an elevator; "La gran noche", a night in the life of an old prostitute; and "La otra", where a man alternates between two women.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jacobo Morales
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Cinesí Inc., Dios Los Cría Inc.
Cast
Jacobo Morales
Director
Norma Candal
Josefina (segment "La Otra")
Carlos Augusto Cestero
Hustler (segment "La Gran Noche")
Pedro Juan Figueroa
Arnaldo (segment "Dios Los Cria")
Daniel Lugo
Carlos (segment "Entre Doce Y Una")
José Luis (Chavito) Marrero
Don Marcos (segment "Negocio Redondo")
Benjamín Morales
Bishop (segment "Negocio Redondo")
Jacobo Morales
Alberto Palacios (segment "Entre Doce Y Una")
Gladys Rodríguez
Annette (segment "Entre Doce Y Una")
Esther Sandoval
Old Prostitute (segment "La Gran Noche")
Miguel Ángel Suárez
Arnaldo's brother (segment "Dios Los Cría")
Luis de Tejada
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