Romeo contra Julieta Trailer (1968)
14 November 1968 104 mins
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Cast
Angélica María as Mané
Crew
Janet Alcoriza Story
Luis Alcoriza Screenplay
Francisco Marco Chillet Production Design
Luis Alcoriza Story
Pedro Galindo Producer
Julián Soler Director
Ignacio Torres Director of Photography
Sergio Guerrero Original Music Composer
International Releases Dates
Mexico 14 November 1968
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