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Hatred (1935)
In Galicia, Octavia, a woman ostracised by society after being raped by a wealthy emigrant, raises her son Luis in bitterness and isolation. Twenty years later, as Luis falls in love with a young woman bound for Argentina, a life-threatening act of sacrifice forces Octavia to confront her past and rediscover the love she had long been unable to give.
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In Galicia, Octavia, a woman ostracised by society after being raped by a wealthy emigrant, raises her son Luis in bitterness and isolation. Twenty years later, as Luis falls in love with a young woman bound for Argentina, a life-threatening act of sacrifice forces Octavia to confront her past and rediscover the love she had long been unable to give.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:6/23/1935
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Orphea Films
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