Actas de Marusia

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Actas de Marusia
  • Language: French
  • Release date: 11 Jul 1985
  • Release year: 1975
  • Runtime: 110 minutes
  • Country: Mexico
  • Keywords: chilean history, chilean cinema in exile, company town, company, town, female rear nudity, female pubic hair, female full frontal nudity, chilean army, strike
Plot:
It is 1925 and working conditions in Chile are abysmal. The miners of Marusia go on strike, but the mine owners and the Government use the Chilean Army crush them.

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