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Mexico 2000
In Olympus the Gods decide to exterminate humanity, after deliberating one of the gods advocates not to exterminate those who live in Mexico, which in the year 2000 is a paradise where all calamities have been extinguished.
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In Olympus the Gods decide to exterminate humanity, after deliberating one of the gods advocates not to exterminate those who live in Mexico, which in the year 2000 is a paradise where all calamities have been extinguished.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Jesús Salinas, Adolfo Torres Portillo, Marco Antonio Flota, Héctor Lechuga
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Conacine
Cast
Rogelio A. González
Director
Jesús Salinas
Filogonio Pérez / Don Adelaido
Héctor Lechuga
Mr. Sánchez / Principal / Commander
Rojo Grau
French journalist / Boy Julito
Elizabeth Aguilar
Mrs. Pérez / Petra
Miguel Gurza
Panchito
Humberto Gurza
Matías' son
Dora Elsa Olea
Girl Carla / Paty
Arturo Adonay
Pérez's son
Tina Romero
Mrs. Longoria / Fat passenger
Lourdes Salinas
Margarita
Paco Morayta
Mr. President
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