07 February 1970 Drama, Comedy 95 mins
Having an example of piety and Christian devotion in their midst may help the girls in this whorehouse reform. Maybe.
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Gloria Marín as Señora
Maricruz Olivier as Libertad
Isela Vega as Yolanda
Jacqueline Andere as Graciela
Óscar Chávez as Padre Aurelio
Jaime Fernández as Teniente Julio Ávila
Lupita Ferrer as Estela
Hedi Blue as Lillian
Jayne Massey as Corrinne
Lina Marín as Gumersinda
Sandra Boyd as Chica Emergente
Fernando Luján as Miguel
José Luis Caro as Cliente
Pancho Córdova as Doctor
Jorge Fegán as Cliente
Luis Alcoriza Director
Luis Alcoriza Writer
Gregorio Walerstein Producer
Enrico C. Cabiati Music
Fernando Colín Cinematography
Sergio Soto Editor
Mauricio Walerstein Producer
Mexico 07 February 1970
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