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Las tres ratas
Three sisters become orphans. The eldest one will undertake the protection of the rest which involves a very hard task . Eventually, she will have to resign to her happiness.
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Three sisters become orphans. The eldest one will undertake the protection of the rest which involves a very hard task . Eventually, she will have to resign to her happiness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ariel Cortazzo, Samuel Eichelbaum, Jorge Jantus, Alfredo Pareja Díez Canseco
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Estudios San Miguel
Cast
Carlos Schlieper
Director
Mecha Ortiz
Mercedes de la Fuente
Amelia Bence
Eugenia de la Fuente
María Duval
Ana Luisa de la Fuente
Miguel Faust Rocha
Alfredo Milán
Santiago Gómez Cou
Ernesto Carbó
Ricardo Passano
Oscar Aranda
Felisa Mary
Aurora de la Fuente
Floren Delbene
Carlos
Amalia Sánchez Ariño
Consuelo
Juan José Piñeyro
Zabala
Lalo Bouhier
Inspector de policía
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