Hope Runs Deep
Based on the true story of the collapse of a mine in San Jose, Chile—that left 33 miners isolated underground for 69 days.
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Antonio Banderas Rodrigo Santoro Kate del Castillo Juliette Binoche James Brolin Lou Diamond Phillips Cote de Pablo Naomi Scott Jacob Vargas Mario Casas Adriana Barraza Bob Gunton Gabriel Byrne Oscar Nunez Juan Pablo Raba Paulina García Anderson Cooper Jorge Diaz Tenoch Huerta Mejía Ariel Sierra Luis Alberto Aracena Juan Pablo Auger Don Francisco Elizabeth De Razzo Cristián Campos Marco Antonio Treviño Alejandro Goic Diego Noguera Francisca Concha Trinidad González Fernanda Ramírez Orlando Alfaro Felipe Álvarez Monserrat Álvarez Leonardo Farkas Erik Rodríguez
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