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El Hijo Del Pueblo
At the end of an unhappy romance, a Mexico City cabdriver decides he's fed up with big-city classism and hypocrisy, and goes home to his ranch. Soon, a group of city-folk are stranded on his property and dependent on him for help and sustenance.
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At the end of an unhappy romance, a Mexico City cabdriver decides he's fed up with big-city classism and hypocrisy, and goes home to his ranch. Soon, a group of city-folk are stranded on his property and dependent on him for help and sustenance.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Music
Written By:René Cardona
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Estudios América, Cima Films
Cast
René Cardona
Director
Vicente Fernández
Vicente Aurelio Martino Lopez
Lucía Méndez
Carmen
Sara García
Vicenta Aurelia Fernandez; Chenta
Carlos Nieto
Nacho, padre de ofelia
Rossy Mendoza
Invitada a fiesta
Renata Seydel
Delia
Carlos Cortés
Julio
Rebeca Silva
Maria
Marcela López Rey
Ofelia
Carlos Bravo y Fernández 'Carlhillos'
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