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Julia, toda en mí

Julia, toda en mí

Genres

Documentary

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A poetic journey about the life and work of Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

Spanish

Runtime

103 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

20 July 2002

Country

Puerto Rico

Cast

Cordelia González

Cordelia González

Julia de Burgos' voice

Teófilo Torres

Teófilo Torres

Gretchen Colón

Gretchen Colón

Virianai Rodríguez Santaliz

Virianai Rodríguez Santaliz

María del Mar Cruz

María del Mar Cruz

Jacobo Morales

Jacobo Morales

Miriam Colon

Miriam Colon

Benicio del Toro

Benicio del Toro

Daisy Granados

Daisy Granados

Jorge Perugorría

Jorge Perugorría

Angélica Aragón

Angélica Aragón

Antonio Martorell

Antonio Martorell

Iris Martinez

Iris Martinez

Herself

Luis Rafael Sánchez

Luis Rafael Sánchez

Ángel Darío Carrero

Ángel Darío Carrero

Lolita Villanúa

Lolita Villanúa

Mercedes López Baralt

Mercedes López Baralt

Mayra Santos Febres

Mayra Santos Febres

Nydia Caro

Nydia Caro

Danny Rivera

Danny Rivera

María Consuelo Sáez Burgos

María Consuelo Sáez Burgos

Herself

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