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The Suicide Club
Enrique lives in the midst of danger until he falls in love with a girl and learns to appreciate the little things in life. However, a series of strange situations unfold before him towards his own death, which he must deal with.
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Enrique lives in the midst of danger until he falls in love with a girl and learns to appreciate the little things in life. However, a series of strange situations unfold before him towards his own death, which he must deal with.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Romance
Written By:Mónica Salinas, Miriam Salinas Price
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Producciones Espada S. de R.L, Estudios Churubusco Azteca
Cast
Rogelio A. González
Director
Enrique Guzmán
Enrique Zavala
Pilar Bayona
Mónica
Enrique Rocha
The prophet
Mario García 'Harapos'
Club henchman
Guillermo Hernández
Police agent
Juan Ferrara
Jaime
Sandra Boyd
Elena Tolsá
Antonio Bravo
Doctor
Carlos Nieto
Police department's chief
Roberto Y. Palacios
Lalo
Enrique García Álvarez
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