Rosa de lejos
A young woman from a rural area travels to Buenos Aires to try her luck working as a maid. She will face obstacles and problems in the big city.
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A young woman from a rural area travels to Buenos Aires to try her luck working as a maid. She will face obstacles and problems in the big city.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, TV Movie
Written By:María Herminia Avellaneda, José P. Dominiani
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Eduardo Herman
Cast
María Herminia Avellaneda
Director
Leonor Benedetto
Rosa Ramos
Betiana Blum
Teresa
Chela Ruiz
Doña Pierina
Pablo Alarcón
Roberto Caride
Gustavo Luppi
Tony Ramos
Roberto Pieri
Cristobal
Rodolfo Machado
Carlos Savedra
Hilda Bernard
Alejandra
Pablo Codevila
Serafin Pasciarott
Juan Carlos Dual
Esteban Pasciarotti
Elena Tasisto
Soledad
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