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Arcos de la Frontera, in the early nineteenth century, when Napoleon's troops invaded Spain. In house Alvareda they are preparing the wedding of the daughter with a young man named Ventura. But the wedding is not held because Ventura escapes after killing a French soldier. Years later he returns and resumes his relationship with his fiancee. However, a great secret weighs in his heart, he feels an irrepressible passion for Rita, the wife of his brother in law.
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Arcos de la Frontera, in the early nineteenth century, when Napoleon's troops invaded Spain. In house Alvareda they are preparing the wedding of the daughter with a young man named Ventura. But the wedding is not held because Ventura escapes after killing a French soldier. Years later he returns and resumes his relationship with his fiancee. However, a great secret weighs in his heart, he feels an irrepressible passion for Rita, the wife of his brother in law.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Manuel María Saló, Francisco Rovira Beleta, Rafael J. Salvia
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:PECSA Films
Cast
Francisco Rovira Beleta
Director
Paquita Rico
Rita
Francisco Rabal
Pedro Alvareda
Isabel de Pomés
Elvira Alvareda
Juan Manuel Soriano
Ventura Hurtado
Ángela Liaño
Ana, madre de Pedro
Modesto Cid
Pablo, padre de Ventura
Pepita Fornés
María
Clotilde Gijón
Tabernera
Enrique Gracia
Ángel Alvareda
Ricardo Martín
Conde
Luis Induni
Soldado francés
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