Grief, Fate, and Destiny in 'Wolf Like Me'
'Wolf Like Me' works if you want a show to shut off your brain while watching. If you think too much, you'll hurt yourself.
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Viola, a woman with a statuesque body, has worked in a brothel since she was very young, where to earn a living, she charges clients for drinking with her. One fine day a good man comes into her life who will make her change her mind about the opposite sex.
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Viola, a woman with a statuesque body, has worked in a brothel since she was very young, where to earn a living, she charges clients for drinking with her. One fine day a good man comes into her life who will make her change her mind about the opposite sex.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Yahayra Films
Cast
Lourdes Álvarez
Director
Lorena Herrera
Viola Alaniz Rico
Alicia Encinas
Viola Mayor
José Magaña
Pedro Alaniz
Roberto 'Puck' Miranda
Regulo Pintado Escritor
Esmeralda Cervantes
Karla
Arianna Conde
Fichera
Tzoee Guardado
Violeta de la Alta
Elizabeth Domínguez
Extra
Carolina Rico
Pole Dancer
Dalilah Rey
Fichera amiga de Viola Mayor
Paola Arroyo
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