God Bless You

Year: 1948

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Luis César Amadori

Drama

Nancy, the wife of a gambler, maintains an air of elegance to mask her family's poverty while hoping for a wealthy benefactor. She speaks with an elderly beggar outside a casino, and soon a mysterious suitor appears, offering her the promise of a luxurious life.

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