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Los pobres siempre van al cielo ()


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A pair of orphans are adopted by a couple of poor elderly, children in order to help them begin to work selling newspapers. They are attacked by a group of newsboys to get them out of the place, Andres (Freddy Fernandez "El Pichi")... See more »

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Lupita
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Andrés Morales
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Don Cosme
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Doña Remedios
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Padre Bernardo
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Director del reformatorio
Waldo Custodio ...
El Embajador
José Pulido ...
Doctor Jiménez
Sergio Virel ...
El martillo (as Sergio Villarreal)
Jorge Pérez ...
Beto (as Jorge Pérez Martínez)
Salvador Ruiz ...
Música
Emma Grise ...
Enfermera (as Emma Glise)
Mario Valdés
Pepe Hernández ...
Custodio reformatorio
José Loza ...
Joven atropellado
Ernesto Escoto
Vicente Peña
Ignacio Peón ...
Empleado tren
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rodolfo Calvo ...
Doctor reformatorio (uncredited)
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Testiga accidente (uncredited)
Manuel Sánchez Navarro ...
Juez (uncredited)

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Jaime Salvador

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Teódulo Bustos ... ()
 
Jaime Salvador ... ()

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Felipe Cabero ... producer (as Felipe Cahero)
Modesto Pascó ... producer

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Alfredo A. González

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Gabriel Figueroa

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Carlos Savage

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Ramón Rodríguez Granada

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Ignacio Romero ... camera operator
Pablo Ríos ... assistant camera

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  • Clasa-Mohme (1951) (United States) (theatrical) (Spanish language only)

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Plot Summary

A pair of orphans are adopted by a couple of poor elderly, children in order to help them begin to work selling newspapers. They are attacked by a group of newsboys to get them out of the place, Andres (Freddy Fernandez "El Pichi") defending his sister, pushes one of the attackers guys who falls and is hit by a truck. Andres is taken to a juvenile accused of murder, and his sister Lupita (Evita Munoz "Chachita") fell seriously sick with polio. While the girl is hovering between life and death, his desperate brother has to withstand attacks in the reformatory, avoiding any fighting to prove their good behavior and allowed to leave to see his sister, meanwhile, a priest friend intercedes with the director of the correctional to release him. An Andres' mate offers help him to escape from his seclusion to go to see his sister who is about to die. Aided by another roommate, the two boys flee by jumping across rooftops, but Andres' friend falls and dies. Finally Andres arrives at the hospital and encourages her sister to live, he commends her who has volunteered to pursue the career of the priesthood if she recovers. Miraculously, the girl is saved. Andres walks free from reformatory, paid tribute to his friend died and keeps his word entering into a monastery.

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  • Los pobres van al cielo
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Movie Connections Referenced in Rage (1978). See more »

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