Colombia receives the indemnity for Panama and accepts foreign credit to undertake development works, which increases the number of workers, although with poor wages and terrible working conditions. María Cano, a political activist, began her fight for the conditions of salaried workers and for the fundamental rights of the population.
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María Eugenia Dávila
María Cano
Frank Ramírez
Ignacio Torres Giraldo
MAGUSO
Carmen Luisa Cano
Diego Vélez
Tomás Uribe Márquez
Germán Escallón
Ezequiel Rentería
Jorge Herrera
Raúl Eduardo Mahecha
Ana María Arango
Rurra Cano
Bárbara Perea
Prostituta
Eduardo Carvajal
El Caimán
Rosario Jaramillo
Flor del trabajo de Bogotá
Carlos Arango
Alipio el vecino
Rafael Maldonado
Ministro de gobierno 1
Frank Beltrán
Figueroa
Gloria Jiménez
Carmen Quijano
Rodrigo Ospina
Ministro de Gobierno 2
Camila Loboguerrero
Director
Felipe Aljure
Writer
Camila Loboguerrero
Writer
Luis González
Writer
Ignacio Torres Giraldo
Novel
Roy Marín
Executive Producer
Carlos Sánchez
Director of Photography
Osmar Chávez
Original Music Composer
Luis Alberto Restrepo
Editor
Gabriel González Balli
Editor
María Emma Frade Cuestas
Editor
Claribel Arango
Costume Design
Rosalba García
Costume Design
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