The Woman of the Port

The Woman of the Port

Year: 1934

Runtime: 76 mins

Language: Spanish

Directors: Arkady Boytler, Raphael J. Sevilla

Drama

Her father dies… her fiance dumps her… and she can’t find a job… so she covers the waterfront. And then one night…

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