Are We Going to the Back of The Net?
The importance of trying new things and teamwork are two life lessons explored in this family-friendly sports film.
The Abduction
In a small Mexican village the news shock neighbors, Ricardo Alfaro, a wealthy local rancher has disappeared without a trace. Taking advantage of the circumstance, Aurora Campos, a strong woman with overwhelming beauty, convinces the authorities to sell her the property in exchange for twelve thousand dollars. Soon after, when Ricardo suddenly reappears, a real battle is about to begin.
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In a small Mexican village the news shock neighbors, Ricardo Alfaro, a wealthy local rancher has disappeared without a trace. Taking advantage of the circumstance, Aurora Campos, a strong woman with overwhelming beauty, convinces the authorities to sell her the property in exchange for twelve thousand dollars. Soon after, when Ricardo suddenly reappears, a real battle is about to begin.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Mauricio Magdaleno
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Filmadora Atlantida
Cast
Emilio Fernández
Director
Jorge Negrete
Ricardo Alfaro
María Félix
Aurora Campos
Andrés Soler
Don Cástulo
José Elías Moreno
Don Constancio
Rodolfo Landa
Prudencio
José Ángel Espinosa 'Ferrusquilla'
Don Cándido
Beatriz Ramos
Perfecta
Antonio Bribiesca
(uncredited)
Jaime Fernández
(uncredited)
Emilio Gálvez
(uncredited)
Felipe de Flores
Empleado de Aurora (uncredited)
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