1942 | B/N | 108 min Father José María Morelos y Pavón is sent to Saint Agustin’s church in Carácuaro in 1798. He clashes with the rich families in the area for helping those in need. Morelos joins the insurgent cause and as he begins to organize the independence movement there, his peasant followers take control of Carácuaro. Country: México Direction: Contreras Torres; Miguel Script: de Bustamente; Carlos María, Alamán; Lucas, Contreras Torres; Miguel, Hernández Dávalos.; J. Production: Contreras Torres; Miguel Photography: Phillips Jr.; Alex Sound: Randall; Howard, B. Carles; José Music: Bernal Jiménez; Miguel Cast:Soler; Domingo, Frank; Consuelo, Morel; Gloria, Jambrina; Francisco Participation year at FICM: 2009
1942 | B/N | 108 min Father José María Morelos y Pavón is sent to Saint Agustin’s church in Carácuaro in 1798. He clashes with the rich families in the area for helping those in need. Morelos joins the insurgent cause and as he begins to organize the independence movement there, his peasant followers take control of Carácuaro. Country: México Direction: Contreras Torres; Miguel Script: de Bustamente; Carlos María, Alamán; Lucas, Contreras Torres; Miguel, Hernández Dávalos.; J. Production: Contreras Torres; Miguel Photography: Phillips Jr.; Alex Sound: Randall; Howard, B. Carles; José Music: Bernal Jiménez; Miguel Cast:Soler; Domingo, Frank; Consuelo, Morel; Gloria, Jambrina; Francisco Participation year at FICM: 2009
Zítari (The Temple of the Thousand Serpents) Zítari was not a full-length movie, no… It was a short that Miguel made for me in which I was an Indian princess in the pyramids of Teotihuacan… It was very nice, because there were two ways to see the past and the present… Also, there was no sound… It was Miguel's last work to be made without sound… And he did it for me, even though I reminded him that there wasn´t anything he did that wasn´t for me… He was full of love. (Interview of Medea de Novara, conducted by Sergio Robles Molina, "Miguel Contreras Torres, 1899-1981). See More
I am Mexican from here from this side (Pretty Woman) Jorge abandona la universidad para dedicarse a la parranda. Asiduo a los centros nocturnos de la capital, se enamora de See More
The useless life of Pito Perez The vagabond drunk Pito Perez returns to his home town of Santa Cruz del Cobre. Upon arriving, he rings the church bells to give himself a welcome and is detained by the authorities. Moved by the man's situation, Roman, a lawyer and poet, prevents his encarceration. Roman arranges to meet and talk with Pito every afternoon from that point on. In exchange for alcohol, Pito tells the lawyer the story of his unstable life. See More
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