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In rural Mexico, a psychic finds herself caught between warring families while competing with her closest friend for the same man's affections.
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In rural Mexico, a psychic finds herself caught between warring families while competing with her closest friend for the same man's affections.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jesús Cárdenas, Julio Bracho
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Reforma Films
Cast
Julio Bracho
Director
Marisa Belli
María Núñez
Víctor Manuel Mendoza
Pablo Canefa "El espejo"
Rosenda Monteros
Isabel
Miguel Inclán
Bernabé, the old man
Fernando Mendoza
Rogelio Núñez
Manuel Arvide
Damián, municipal president
Miguel Manzano
Tránsito, Andrés' brother
Octávio Arias
Andrés Magaña
Olivia Rincón
Carlos Sánchez Monroy
Marionetista
Raúl Ramírez
Jéronimo (uncredited)
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