29 August 1989 Drama, Crime 90 mins
A man gets involved in a murder and his life is radically transformed. He decides to return to his hometown to find his family and an old love. Unfortunately, the police and some drug dealers start harassing him until the man decides to disappear completely.
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Dolores Heredia as Euliana
Mexico 29 August 1989
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