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2007 | B/N | 97 min

This is the story of a generation of thieves who were most successful during the sixties. It describes their codes of conduct and ethics; the different "categories" of delinquents that roamed the city streets; the alliances with police authorities which allowed them to flourish; the betrayals and the price that everyone had to pay in the end.


Country: México
Direction: González Reyes; Everardo
Script: González Reyes; Everardo
Production: Garza; Roberto, Guerra; Issa, González Reyes; Everardo
Photography: González Reyes; Everardo, Boege; Martín
Sound: Espinoza; Gabriela
Music: Garibay; Rodrigo, Barberis; Matías
Cast:Moreno Reyes; Raymundo, Ocampo Anguiano; Arcadio, Alcaráz Montes de Oca; Efraín, Villarreal; Sgto. Marco, Morales; Tte. Mauro, Calva Márquez; Jorge
Participation year at FICM: 2007

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