The Tree of Music (1995)
A little girl listens to a violinist playing on the bank of a river. The little girl wants to learn to play the instrument and asks the musician to teach her. The musician will lead her to learn the true secret of music.
Top billed cast
- Rosario Ruiz VelascoNiña
- Daniel BitránViolinista
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