10 · 28 · 21 The 19th FICM and Fundación Televisa Present Exhibit in Honor of Juan Bustillo Oro Share with twitter Share with facebook Share with mail Copy to clipboard Andrea Mora As part of the tribute that the 19th Morelia International Film Festival (FICM) dedicated to the prolific director of the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, Juan Bustillo Oro, the festival, with the invaluable support of Fundación Televisa, presented a photographic exhibit of the director's work, in the presence of Daniela Michel, founder and general director of FICM. Daniela Michel Located in the walkway of the Plaza Benito Juárez in the Center of Morelia, the exhibition brings together a large part of Fundación Televisa's photographic collection on Juan Bustillo Oro. There, you can find unpublished photographs of Ahí está el detalle (1940), Ángel Negro (1942 ), Cuando quiere un mexicano (1944), and No basta ser charro (1945), among many more. The curatorship was carried out by Héctor Orozco, who pointed out the need to disseminate the filmmaker's work, about which little is known. The curator and researcher added that "Bustillo was a very solvent director, throughout his life he was closely linked to the theater, he wrote several screenplays, his interests were varied and there was in him a predilection for detective literature." Daniela Michel, founder and general director of FICM, invited the public to visit the exhibition and also reminded those present that this edition, the FICM presents, free of charge in theaters and through Cinépolis Klic, a program dedicated to Juan Bustillo Oro.
