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The Crying Woman
(1933)
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The Crying Woman
(1933)
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Ramón Pereda | ... |
Dr. Ricardo de Acuna
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Capitan Diego de Acuna
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Virginia Zurí | ... |
Ana Maria de Acuna
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Carlos Orellana | ... |
Mario
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Adriana Lamar | ... |
Ana Xicontencatl
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Esperanza del Real | ... |
Nana Goya
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Alberto Martí | ... |
Rodrigo de Cortes, Marques del Valle
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Paco Martínez | ... |
Don Fernando de Moncada
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María Luisa Zea | ... |
Don~a Marina, La Malinche
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Alfredo del Diestro | ... |
Inspector de policia
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Conchita Gentil Arcos | ... |
Sirvienta
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Antonio R. Frausto | ... |
Francisco
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Victoria Blanco | ||
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Manuel Dondé | ||
In modern day Mexico, a man on the street is supernaturally killed after hearing the eerie sound of a wailing woman. We then arrive at the manor of an upper class family, who are celebrating their young son's birthday. A mysterious cloaked figure is eavesdropping on them, taking advantage of secret rooms and passages. Eventually, the intruder (who appears to be possesessed) kidnaps and attempts to murder the boy at a pagan altar using a sacrificial knife and stone. While this story unfolds, two flashbacks to the Elizabethan and Inquisition era are related, explaining the origins of the "wailing woman". In one, a woman with an illegitimate child has been abandoned by her lover. His formerly faithful friend forces him to a duel over this betrayal. The woman kills her baby and herself, and upon her death a wraith ascends skyward from her corpse. In the other story, an Indian woman has her baby taken from her by the authorities... Written by GoblinHairedGuy
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