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This March and April, the Holly- subtitles and will show as follows:
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wood Theatre’s Cinescopio series
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showcasing the films of Pedro Infante,
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One of the greatest actors of the
Golden Age of Mexican cinema, Pedro
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Latin American people—sitting
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Though his reign on the silver
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Infante starred in more than 60 films.
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social issues that are still relevant in
Mexico and Latin America today—
racism, classism, and socioeconomic
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