Three Voices

Name: Three Voices
Director: Otilia Portillo Padua
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2012-11-01
Rating: 4.0
Cast: Monserrat Luna Campos, Olga Kuri, Aldegunda González, María Elva González, Geraldine Aguilar Ochoa

2012 · 61 min · ★ 4.0 · Documentary

We are always told that love lasts forever like in children's fairy tales, but the reality is that people change and relationships expire.

Directed by Otilia Portillo Padua

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Cast

Monserrat Luna Campos Herself
Olga Kuri Herself
Aldegunda González Herself
María Elva González Hija de Aldegunda
Geraldine Aguilar Ochoa Amiga de Monserrat
Emmanuel Luna Campos Hermano de Monserrat
Felipe Elizalde Cocol el Curandero
Hortensia Escobedo Amiga de Aldegunda
Socorro MArtínez Torres Maquillista de Nora
Imanol González López
Celia Paulina Hernández Salazar Herself
Hugo Wenceslao Alvarado Santos Himself

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