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The Legend of the Guanajuato Mummies
Three friends confront a horde of mummies, who have inexplicably awakened, and try to rescue their pal, not realizing they have fallen into a trap.
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Three friends confront a horde of mummies, who have inexplicably awakened, and try to rescue their pal, not realizing they have fallen into a trap.
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Genre:Animation, Horror, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Dulce María Belchez Guerrero, Ricardo Arnaiz, Alberto Rodríguez, Jesús Guzmán
In Theaters:
Box Office:$6,300,000
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Ánima Estudios, Videocine
Cast
Alberto Rodríguez
Director
Benny Emmanuel
Leo San Juan (voice)
Mayté Cordero
Teodora Villavicencio (voice)
Eduardo España
Evaristo (voice)
Rafael Inclán
Alebrije (voice)
Andrés Couturier
Don Andrés (voice)
José Luis Orozco
Don Gaspar (voice)
Alexander Müller
Valentina-Luis (voice)
Orlando Quiroz
Blas García
El Charro Negro
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