1941 | B/N | 125:09 Juan, the son of a once-famous bullfighter, attempts to restore his family’s glory. Although dismissed as a fifth-rate bullfighter, he soon becomes Spain’s greatest matador and returns home to marry his childhood sweetheart. But when a beautiful aristocrat seduces him, Juan succumbs to her advances only to see his happiness and success crumble. Country: Estados Unidos Direction: Rouben Mamoulian Script: Swerling; Jo Production: Zanuck; Darryl F. Photography: Rennahan; Ray, Palmer; Ernest Sound: Flick; W. D., Heman; Roger Music: Gómez; Vicente, Newman; Alfred Cast:Darnell; Linda, Power; Tyrone, Nazimova; Alla, Hayworth; Rita, Quinn; Anthony, Carradine; John Participation year at FICM: 2025
1941 | B/N | 125:09 Juan, the son of a once-famous bullfighter, attempts to restore his family’s glory. Although dismissed as a fifth-rate bullfighter, he soon becomes Spain’s greatest matador and returns home to marry his childhood sweetheart. But when a beautiful aristocrat seduces him, Juan succumbs to her advances only to see his happiness and success crumble. Country: Estados Unidos Direction: Rouben Mamoulian Script: Swerling; Jo Production: Zanuck; Darryl F. Photography: Rennahan; Ray, Palmer; Ernest Sound: Flick; W. D., Heman; Roger Music: Gómez; Vicente, Newman; Alfred Cast:Darnell; Linda, Power; Tyrone, Nazimova; Alla, Hayworth; Rita, Quinn; Anthony, Carradine; John Participation year at FICM: 2025
The Gay Desperado When Mexican bandit Braganza and his men watch an American gangster movie, Braganza urges them to behave like them and a fight breaks out in the theater. Chivo, an employee at the theater, pacifies the crowd with his melodious singing. Braganza recruits Chivo as his entertainer, disguises him as a bandit and forces him to rob an American couple, Bill Shay and Jane, who are crossing the border to get married. See More
Love Me Tonight A Parisian tailor poses as a baron to collect a hefty bill from an aristocrat, but then falls in love with a distant young princess. See More
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