Late Afternoon
Aug 05 1949
•1h 11m
•Drama
A former farmhand now with money, wants to buy his former boss's farm and marry his daughter, but they refuse.
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Pedro Armendáriz
Sebastian del Llano
José Baviera
Lupe Inclán
Tomasa
Humberto Almazán
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