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Julio and His Angel (1996)
Julio is a small boy in Mexico who loses his mother. As she is dying, she promises him that she will send him an angel to take care of him. He is put in an orphanage that is nothing more than a work house. Julio escapes and meets up with some street-wise kids and they go around stealing wallets and purses from the tourists around town. Julio is remembering his mother's promise while praying at the church and a man appears as he is leaving. The man's name is Angel.
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Julio is a small boy in Mexico who loses his mother. As she is dying, she promises him that she will send him an angel to take care of him. He is put in an orphanage that is nothing more than a work house. Julio escapes and meets up with some street-wise kids and they go around stealing wallets and purses from the tourists around town. Julio is remembering his mother's promise while praying at the church and a man appears as he is leaving. The man's name is Angel.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Penelope Cervera
In Theaters:3/30/1996
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Runtime:92 minutes
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Cast
Jorge Cervera Jr.
Director
Eduardo Saúl Martínez
Julio
Jorge Cervera Jr.
Angel
V. Manuel Aguilar
Nino Pandilla
Angelica Monie Alarcon
Nino Bailable Jarocho
Renee Allma
Inglesa
Gloria Andrea
L. Cocacola
Carlos Arau
Chofer Ambulancia
Josafat Bonilla
Nino Bailable Jarocho
Victoria Bonilla
Nino Bailable Jarocho
Santiago Bonillo
Nino Bailable Jarocho
Romeo Calles
Marinero
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