01 January 1993 Action, Crime, Romance 72 mins
When LA police detective Valerio (Salvador Pineda) finds his wife Cecilia (Patricia Rivera) doing cocaine with her lover Tim (Roberto Palazuelos)—he calls her a “Perra” (bitch) and makes it clear he’s done with her.
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Roberto Schlosser Director
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Mexico 01 January 1993
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25 December 1993
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20 May 1993
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14 July 1993
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