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6.0 / 10(3 votes)IMDb19541h 35mMexico

Stolen Tears

Lágrimas robadas

Synopsis

Melodrama involving a young woman returning to Mexico from abroad after a failed romance and dealing with an unwanted pregnancy and a meddling Aunt.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Julián Soler
Screenplay & Story
Alberto de Zavalía, Julián Soler
Original Score
Luis Hernández Bretón
Original Title
Lágrimas robadas
Country of Origin
Mexico
Spoken Languages
Spanish
Runtime
1h 35m
Production Studios
Producciones Tepeyac

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Julián Soler

Screenplay & Story

Alberto de Zavalía, Julián Soler

Original Score & Music

Luis Hernández Bretón

Film Editing

Carlos Savage

Producers

Óscar Dancigers

Department Leadership Roster

Julián Soler

Julián Soler

Director

Óscar Dancigers

Producer

Carlos Savage

Editor

Edward Fitzgerald

Production Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Stolen Tears.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Stolen Tears

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Stolen Tears about?

Melodrama involving a young woman returning to Mexico from abroad after a failed romance and dealing with an unwanted pregnancy and a meddling Aunt.

Who directed Stolen Tears?

Stolen Tears was directed by Julián Soler.

Who stars in Stolen Tears?

The principal cast of Stolen Tears includes Delia Garcés, Andrea Palma, Ramón Gay, Mercedes Soler, Fanny Schiller.

When was Stolen Tears released and how long is it?

Stolen Tears was released in 1954 with a total runtime of 1h 35m.

Who composed the musical score for Stolen Tears?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Stolen Tears was composed by Luis Hernández Bretón.