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The Crying Woman
In modern Mexico, a malevolent spirit targets a family, linking tragic past events of abandoned, infanticidal mothers to a possessed intruder's attempt to sacrifice their son.
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In modern Mexico, a malevolent spirit targets a family, linking tragic past events of abandoned, infanticidal mothers to a possessed intruder's attempt to sacrifice their son.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Eco Films
Cast
Ramón Peón
Director
Ramón Pereda
Dr. Ricardo de Acuna / Capitán Diego de Acuna
Virginia Zurí
Ana Maria de Acuna
Carlos Orellana
Mario - criado
Adriana Lamar
Ana Xiconténcatl
Alberto Martí
Rodrigo de Cortés - Marqués del Valle
Esperanza del Real
Nana Goya
Paco Martínez
Don Fernando de Moncada
María Luisa Zea
Doña Marina - la Malinche
Alfredo del Diestro
Jefe de policía
Conchita Gentil Arcos
Criada
Antonio R. Frausto
Francisco - criado
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