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To Love and Die in Seville 

Don Juan Tenorio, accompanied by his faithful servant Ciutti, returns to Seville to resolve the bet he made with Don Luis Mejía. The two are placed to a new bet, since they have killed a similar number of men and conquered the same women. The new bet is that Don Juan has to conquer a novice and a maid who is about to get married, the time stipulated in six days. Don Juan warns Don Luis that the maid will be Doña Ana de Pantoja, with whom Don Luis is going to marry. The one who loses will pay with his life.
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Don Juan Tenorio, accompanied by his faithful servant Ciutti, returns to Seville to resolve the bet he made with Don Luis Mejía. The two are placed to a new bet, since they have killed a similar number of men and conquered the same women. The new bet is that Don Juan has to conquer a novice and a maid who is about to get married, the time stipulated in six days. Don Juan warns Don Luis that the maid will be Doña Ana de Pantoja, with whom Don Luis is going to marry. The one who loses will pay with his life.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Víctor Barrera
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Runtime:90 minutes
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