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Now They Call Him Sacramento
After stealing money transported in a train, Sacramento, Big Jim and Tequila arribe to "La Paz" town. They rent a room there in order to hide the money but Sacramento and Big Jim, while Tequila is sleeping, run away with the money. Tequila follow them...
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After stealing money transported in a train, Sacramento, Big Jim and Tequila arribe to "La Paz" town. They rent a room there in order to hide the money but Sacramento and Big Jim, while Tequila is sleeping, run away with the money. Tequila follow them...
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Genre:Western, Comedy
Written By:Giovanni Simonelli, Alfonso Balcázar
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Balcázar, Variety Film Production
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