05 November 1970 Horror, Comedy, Thriller 85 mins
A woman is sent to Mexico to kill the person who presumptly killed her father.
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Angélica María as Carlota
Carlos Bracho as Juan Pablo Ortigosa
Jorge Russek as Cristobal
Fanny Schiller as Abuela Rosalba 'La Aguerrida'
Lilia Aragón as Friné, esposa de Omán
Alejandro Aura as Almirante Omán
Sergio Jiménez as Fraga
Roberto Ramírez Garza as Kokada
Jorge Russek as Cristóbal
Raúl Velasco as Self
Raúl Zenteno Writer
Sergio Guerrero Music
Carlos Savage Editor
Carlos Velo Writer
Angélica Ortiz Producer
Raúl Martínez Solares Cinematography
José Agustín Writer
Jaime Alfaro Producer
Carlos Velo Director
Mexico 05 November 1970
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