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Racial conflicts, love triangles and the awakening of passion will lead to disaster for a decadent aristocratic family in the newly independent Mexico.
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Racial conflicts, love triangles and the awakening of passion will lead to disaster for a decadent aristocratic family in the newly independent Mexico.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, History
Written By:Emilio Carballido, Tito Davison, Roberto Gavaldón, Fernando Vizcaíno Casas
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:CCP, Conacite Uno, Cinematográfica Pelimex, Conacine
Cast
Roberto Gavaldón
Director
Adolfo Marsillach
Everardo / father
Isela Vega
Elvira / Mother
Ofelia Medina
Lucila / daughter
Fernando Allende
Sebastian / son
Philip Michael Thomas
Gaspar / Adopted boy
Sandra Mozarowsky
Emma / daughter
Quintín Bulnes
Mayoral / Foreman
Josefina Echánove
Nana / Nanny
George Belanger
Profesor
Ana Graham
Emma / niña-girl
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