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El valiente vive... hasta que el cobarde quiere 

The arrival of a new school-teacher to a small town triggers various large and small upheavals, including the Police Chief's total meltdown into raging psychosis.
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The arrival of a new school-teacher to a small town triggers various large and small upheavals, including the Police Chief's total meltdown into raging psychosis.

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Directed By:Arturo Martínez
Written By:Arturo Martínez
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Producciones Potosí S.A., Películas Mexicanas S.A.

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