Magdalena’s True Vocation
Nov 02 1972
•2h 34m
•Comedy
Sex and middle class are the main topics in "La verdadera vocación de Magdalena". Hermosillo shows marriage as a matter of interests (economical and social) in the modern society. emphasizing the education, lose of tradition and customs in the gap generation of sixties youth and its parents. Angelica María, plays the best character in his career, being a kind and vulnerable girl raised in a hard moral education
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Angélica María
Magdalena, "Magui" / "Irene Durán"
Carmen Montejo
Zoyla
Javier Martín Del Campo
Emeterio, "Eme"
Letícia Robles
Gloria
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