Así Fue la Vida de Miroslava Stern y el Misterioso final en su Casa | Amores, Desgracias y Secretos

At number 83 Kepler Street, in the Anzures neighborhood of Mexico City, stands a house that was sold some years ago for eleven million nine hundred thousand pesos. An address that, in 1950s Mexico, was exclusive. An address that, on March 10, 1955, awoke to a story that Mexican cinema never quite knew how to tell. Because there, in that house, Miroslava Stern's housekeeper entered through the terrace after no one answered and found the most promising actress in Mexican cinema of 1955 alone in her room for approximately thirty hours. With a photograph in one hand. With three letters in the other. Wearing the white negligee and strawberry-colored robe that no one had put on her. In this video you will discover: The thirty hours that Miroslava's body lay alone at Kepler 83 before being found. The family that fled Europe during the war, what they experienced along the way, and the wounds it left on them forever. The marriage of a few months that turned out to be a facade, and what that discovery did to her. The seven-year relationship that Jacobo Zabludovsky documented and the exact phrase Ernesto Alonso used to explain why he didn't deny it. The scene from "Ensayo de un crimen" (Rehearsal for a Crime) where her wax figure is consumed by flames, filmed weeks before her body was cremated. The surprise wedding of Luis Miguel Dominguín to Lucía Bosé, Miguel Bosé's mother, and the seven days that followed. What Ninón Sevilla admitted decades later about what she did when she arrived at the room before the police. The autopsy that wasn't performed and the immediate cremation that forever closed the door on any possibility of certainty. - The death of Jorge Pasquel three days prior and why some connect it to the story of Kepler 83. The three letters and excerpts published by El Universal, including the phrase "Dad, forgive me and forget." The question the father unwittingly left open when he said he didn't know who his daughter was in love with. The house at Kepler 83, which was sold for eleven million nine hundred thousand pesos and still exists today without a plaque and without answers. #MiroslavaStern #GoldenAgeOfCinema #MiroslavaMystery #CantinflasAndMiroslava