El grito en la sangre
Somewhere in the interior of Argentina, popular belief holds that when a man dies a victim of betrayal, he must be avenged by his firstborn.
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Somewhere in the interior of Argentina, popular belief holds that when a man dies a victim of betrayal, he must be avenged by his firstborn.
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Genre:Drama, Western
Written By:Horacio Guarany
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Runtime:97 minutes
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