1983
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Ni Chana, ni Juana: Directed by María Elena Velasco, Tito Novaro. With María Elena Velasco, Armando Calvo, Carmen Montejo, Ruben 'El Púas' Olivares. A poor woman goes to Mexico City to find her mother and sister but later sees that her sister is a rich actress and does not believe her.
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- María Elena Velasco, Tito Novaro
- TV-PG
- Comedy, Drama
Ni Chana Ni Juana. 1984 · 1 hr 44 min. TV-PG. Comedy · Foreign/International. María emprende un emocionante viaje para encontrar a su hermana, que ha emergido como cantante. Su aventura está llena de música y emociones intensas. Starring: María Elena Velasco Armando Calvo Carmen Montejo Rubén "El Púas" Olivares Leopoldo Salazar.
- María Elena Velasco
- January 1, 1984
- 104 min
Juana leaves her rural village to head to the city and meet her long-lost twin sister Chana, a sophisticated singer and actress. But things don’t go smoothly since they’ve never met, and then Chana’s ex-husband kidnaps the wrong woman.
- María Elena Velasco
- María Elena Velasco
Matouk gave her more artistic freedom and produced El coyote emplumado (1983) and Ni Chana, ni Juana (1984), the first India María movies she directed. Her son, Iván Lipkies, produced her first independent feature film, Ni de aquí, ni de allá (1988).
- Actress, Writer, Director
- December 17, 1940
- María Elena Velasco
- May 1, 2015
Second in Ni de aquí ni de allá, she travels to Los Angeles, California and is contracted to work as a housemaid for two American tourists, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. However, she is distracted and goes into a bathroom at the airport in L. A., and witnesses a murder.
Sep 7, 1972 · Tonta, tonta, pero no tanto: Directed by Fernando Cortés. With María Elena Velasco, Sergio Ramos, Anel, Emma Arvizu. India Maria decides to go live with a cousin in the capital of Mexico to find a good job, but all kinds of complications arise.
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