| Bless Me, Ultima | |||||
| Gran Via Productions (2013) | |||||
| Drama, War | |||||
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| Luke Ganalon | Antonio | |
| Miriam Colon | Ultima | |
| Benito Martinez | Gabriel | |
| Dolores Heredia | Maria | |
| Castulo Guerra | Tenorio | |
| Joaquín Cosio | Narciso | |
| Manuel Garcia-Rulfo | Uncle Pedro | |
| Reko Moreno | Uncle Lucas | |
| Luis Bordonada | Uncle Juan | |
| Joseph A. Garcia | Uncle Mateo | |
| Raul Castillo | Andrew | |
| Miguel Gómez | Eugene | |
| Alejandro Cabrera | Leon | |
| Diego Miró | Florence | |
| Kevin Ruiz | Horse |
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| Producer | Sarah DiLeo
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| Writer | Carl Franklin
Rudolfo Anaya novel |
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| Cinematography | Paula Huidobro
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| Musician | Mark Kilian
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In a village in New Mexico, the life of young farm boy Antonio is dramatically changed when an old medicine woman joins his household. This affecting coming-of-age tale recounts Antonio's experiences to reveal the spiritual conflict in his community. |
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