Santa

Year: 1943

Runtime: 111 mins

Language: Spanish

Directors: Norman Foster, Alfredo Gómez de la Vega

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Santa, a beautiful humble young woman from Chimalistac, a suburb of 1930s Mexico City, is deceived by the arrogant soldier Marcelino, causing her family and friends to reject her and forcing her exile. She takes refuge in a brothel, grows cynical and bitter, suffers abuse from the bullfighter Jarameno, and is loved by the blind pianist Hipólito.

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