''Los amores de Laurita'' ( en, The Loves of Laurita) is a

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written and directed by

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. It was based on the novel by

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. The picture starred

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, and others.

Cast

* Alicia Zanca *

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* Horacio Ranieri *

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* Ana María Caso * Pablo Brichta * Margara Alonso *

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* Robertino Granados

Footnotes

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