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The Dogs of God
After a near-drowning, Laura moves through four social worlds under different names, obsessed with God’s infinite mercy and provoking sin to test forgiveness.
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After a near-drowning, Laura moves through four social worlds under different names, obsessed with God’s infinite mercy and provoking sin to test forgiveness.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Josefina Vicens
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Conacine, Estudios Churubusco Azteca, Producciones del Villar
Cast
Francisco del Villar
Director
Helena Rojo
Carmen / Laura / Olivia / Marta
Mercedes Carreño
Gorrión / Lupe
Gloria Marín
Carmen's mother
Rosenda Monteros
Justina / Justine
Luís Miranda
Lorenzo
Tito Junco
Carmen's father
Anita Blanch
Doña Cuyere / Susanne de Phillip
José Carlos Ruiz
Javier Ortega / Priest / Man on the street
Raymundo Capetillo
Carmen's friend
Rossy Mendoza
Rosa
Queta Lavat
Old woman
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