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El pórtico de la gloria
This could be considered the inaugural film of the Jacobean fiction film. Its argument follows the adventures of a group of children of a Mexican Children's Choir, who travel as pilgrims to Compostela, coinciding with the Holy Year. On their journey, they meet a rich and elegant woman, with a sad and dark past, which will provide protection to them.
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This could be considered the inaugural film of the Jacobean fiction film. Its argument follows the adventures of a group of children of a Mexican Children's Choir, who travel as pilgrims to Compostela, coinciding with the Holy Year. On their journey, they meet a rich and elegant woman, with a sad and dark past, which will provide protection to them.
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Rafael J. Salvia
Director
José Mojica
Padre José
Lina Rosales
Alejandra / Pilar
Otto Sirgo
Diego
Santiago Rivero
Don Marcial
Lola Herrera
Manolita
Agustín Andrade Torre
Niño orfeón infantil mexicano
Hugo Norman Martínez
Niño orfeón infantil mexicano
Ricardo Magaña Alvarez
Niño orfeón infantil mexicano
Camilo Soto
Niño orfeón infantil mexicano
Rogelio Zarzosa y Alarcón
Niño orfeón infantil mexicano
Francisco Amor
Felipín
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