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El diablo y la dama 

The french dancer America is in a hotel in Paris with her lover. He goes out to buy cigarettes and she imagines that he travels to Mexico, where he makes a cabaret number dancing with a mannequin that represents the devil. It is related to the gigolo Jimmy, who prostitutes and explodes, and wanders around the city getting involved in a strange plot with some gangsters.
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The french dancer America is in a hotel in Paris with her lover. He goes out to buy cigarettes and she imagines that he travels to Mexico, where he makes a cabaret number dancing with a mannequin that represents the devil. It is related to the gigolo Jimmy, who prostitutes and explodes, and wanders around the city getting involved in a strange plot with some gangsters.

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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Ariel Zúñiga
Written By:Ariel Zúñiga, Carlos Castañon
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Conacite Dos, Estudios América, Les Films du Passage

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