Outsider comes to visit a remote village as a representative of an oil company. Once there, he discovers that the man who owns the land he's interested in has a daughter who's identical to a bad, troubled woman from his bad, troubled past.
Miguel Morayta
Director
Sofía Álvarez
Laura / Estela
José María Linares Rivas
Ing. Antonio Márquez
Domingo Soler
Don Samuel Gómez
Gilberto González
Güero
Fanny Schiller
Cantinera
Elena Contla
Cruz
Guillermo Calles
Don Abraham
Stephen Berne
Hombre en cabaret (sin créditos)
María Luisa Corona
Puestera (sin créditos)
Maria Luisa Cortés
Cabaretera (sin créditos)
Magdalena Estrada
Cabaretera (sin créditos)
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