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- A 10 year old girl convinces a lonely classmate that she is a witch, forcing the child to become her assistant. Though their games are initially rather naive, they gradually take a nasty and violent turn.
- Collection of erotic burlesque performances and integral strippings, inter-cut with musical numbers, comedy relief by the show's audience members and backstage scenes showing the rivalry of the strippers.
- Angela "Doña Diabla" is a beautiful and rude woman who after her divorce swore to hate men. He also forbids the romance of his daughter Angelica with a ruffian named Adrian.
- A couple are forced to stay in a scary castle, and the castle is filled with monsters!
- Juan, a charro from northern Mexico, is in love with young Silvia, but her father wants her to marry Rafael, who filled with envy and jealousy wants to do away with Juan.
- A smuggler is ordered to abduct a beautiful revolutionary woman for a federal captain.
- Me Traes de un Ala (a Mexican expression meaning "I'm madly in love with you" and can be translated literally as You Carry Me by One Wing) is a musical comedy about a beautiful and famous dancer who is stalked by two men that want her love. One is A fool that will do anything for her (seriously, anything.) The other one is a shady old man with a spooky past and very dangerous intentions.
- An elderly teacher, who works in a rural school and is about to remain completely blind, has to support a group of rebellious and mischievous students.
- It is the story of a middle class conservative family at the time of the Mexican Revolution, the eldest daughter must respect the decision of her parents, and follow the traditions of using the wedding flowers her mother used.
- Revolutionist and Army General compete for a beautiful woman.
- In this comedy by Director Emilio Gomez Muriel, actress Nini Marshall plays a Spanish noblewoman who moved to Mexico City with her daughter, Carmina, (Sylvia Pinal), and husband Marquis Don Fabian de Castro. Although he died many years ago, this clever widow chooses not to tell her late husband's family back home. She does this so that she will continue to receive the stipend or pension that goes along with the title of Marquis. Dona Candida uses this money to keep their home in a well-to-do neighborhood and to maintain a rather comfortable lifestyle for herself and her lovely daughter. However, problems, (and comedic situations), arise after the Peralvillo-Cozumel Trucking Company builds a new terminal right outside the upper-crust family's front door. Although initially perturbed by the noise, clutter and crude behavior of the workers, Dona Candida quickly notices that the Lead Truck Driver could easily be mistaken for her deceased spouse, (while Carmina quietly takes a shine to Gilberto, his handsome, younger co-worker.) Making lemonade from lemons, this calculating widow soon concocts a plan to use this common man and his resemblance to the Marquis in order to obtain an additional inheritance from her husband's wealthy relatives in Gallecia, who have not seen the real Don Fabian in years. The class differences between Candida and the trucker, referred to as "el Bofes" (as played by Joaquim Pardave), and their attempts to deceive do not only serve to generate laughs.They also keep the widow and the would-be impostor so preoccupied that they both fail to notice the budding romance between young lovers Carmina and Gilberto.
- Upon finishing his studies, a medical student leaves his girlfriend who had supported him for years.