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Las cicatrices 

The unstoppable ambition of a young lover of the bullrings and the support of her sister and a friend, will enable him to become a great figure of bullfighting, overcoming the various barriers that every torero finds when entering the world of bullfighting .... Pedrin, the son of a newscaster, decides to be a bullfighter and, after the death of a partner, struggles to succeed in the bullrings.
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The unstoppable ambition of a young lover of the bullrings and the support of her sister and a friend, will enable him to become a great figure of bullfighting, overcoming the various barriers that every torero finds when entering the world of bullfighting .... Pedrin, the son of a newscaster, decides to be a bullfighter and, after the death of a partner, struggles to succeed in the bullrings.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:José Antonio Cascales, José María Palacio, Rafael Sánchez Campoy, Gregorio Almendros, H.S. Valdés
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Producciones Internacionales Cinematográficas Asociadas (PICASA)

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