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2012 | Color | 100 min 0 seg

The film portrays the last years of the life of José María Morelos y Pavón (1812-1815), leader of the Mexican Independence, concerned with the creation of Mexican institutions and a disciplined army capable of coping with the Royalist troops.


Country: México
Direction: Serrano; Antonio
Script: Mendoza; Leo, Serrano; Antonio
Production: García; Lourdes, Urquiza; Luis
Photography: Saldívar; Serguei
Sound: Molina; Miguel Ángel, Diego; Antonio
Music: Giacomán; Alejandro
Cast:Méndez; Raúl, María Yazpik; José, Ignacio Aranda; Juan, Sánchez Parra; Gustavo, Gama; Dagoberto, Sigman; Stephanie
Art direction: Bonelli; Roberto
Participation year at FICM: 2012

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