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We are always told that love lasts forever like in children's fairy tales, but the reality is that people change and relationships expire.
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We are always told that love lasts forever like in children's fairy tales, but the reality is that people change and relationships expire.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:FONCA, Flores Negras, Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes
Cast
Otilia Portillo Padua
Director
Monserrat Luna Campos
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Olga Kuri
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Aldegunda González
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María Elva González
Hija de Aldegunda
Geraldine Aguilar Ochoa
Amiga de Monserrat
Emmanuel Luna Campos
Hermano de Monserrat
Felipe Elizalde
Cocol el Curandero
Hortensia Escobedo
Amiga de Aldegunda
Socorro MArtínez Torres
Maquillista de Nora
Imanol González López
Celia Paulina Hernández Salazar
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