The Salary of Crime

Year: 1964

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Julio Buchs

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Mario, whose police captain father was killed in the line of duty, is devoted to the police force. While running an errand, he meets the enchanting Elsa and they begin a passionate illicit affair. The affair unsettles his principles, plunging his orderly life into a chaotic vortex around Elsa.

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