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La Revolución De Juan Escopeta
Mexico 1914. During the Revolution, a raid by the army in a small mining town leaves Gapo, 11, orphaned. Taken captive to be turned into a child soldier he escapes with the help of Juan Escopeta, a gunman for hire. Together they travel through a country absorbed in civil war in search of Gapo’s older and only brother: a famed revolutionary outlaw.
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Mexico 1914. During the Revolution, a raid by the army in a small mining town leaves Gapo, 11, orphaned. Taken captive to be turned into a child soldier he escapes with the help of Juan Escopeta, a gunman for hire. Together they travel through a country absorbed in civil war in search of Gapo’s older and only brother: a famed revolutionary outlaw.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, History
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Animex Producciones
Cast
Jorge A. Estrada
Director
Joaquín Cosío
Juan Escopeta (voice)
Ulises Nieto
Gapo (voice)
Dolores Heredia
Carmen (voice)
Julieta Egurrola
La Monja (voice)
Carlos Cobos
El Gordo (voice)
Blanca Guerra
La Soldadera (voice)
Lalo Tex
Celedonio (voice)
Alfonso Bravo
Muñoz (voice)
Milo Covelo
Jacinto (voice)
Pedro Plascencia
Timo (voice)
Bruno Bichir
El Zopilote
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