Nuestros buenos vecinos de Yucatán Trailer (1967)

23 June 1967 85 mins

Evelio tears apart a document that gamblers had forced his friend to sign. In revenge, the villains sabotage his godson’s car, causing a tragic accident. Struggling to save him, Evelio and his family sell everything they own to pay for the surgery—with the support of their community.

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Cast

Daniel Herrera as Don Evelio

Crew

Arturo Martínez Director

International Releases Dates

Mexico 23 June 1967

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