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1944 | B/N | 1h 30

In his palace, the Pharaoh dreams of naked women and skinny cows. The wise men interpret the dream and decide that Potiphar, a victorious general, must marry the virgin maid Lota, who is in love with Micelino. During a battle, an arrow amputates Potiphar’s manhood. Potiphar buys Jose in the slave-market and gives him to Lota. On their wedding night, Potiphar tries to entertain Lota with stories, but he fails and goes away to war. Impatient, she tries to seduce Jose, but he rejects her. Heart-broken, she accuses José. The Queen keeps the slave, but he also rejects her. Lota goes away with Micelino. The Pharaoh pardons everyone, names Potiphar viceroy and Jose, prime minister... and Egypt is saved.


Country: México
Direction: Bracho Gavilán; Julio
Script: Beltrán; Neftalí, Perrín; Guillermo, Bracho Gavilán; Julio, de Palacios; Miguel
Production: J. Fink; Agustín
Photography: Torres; Ignacio
Sound: Randall; Howard
Music: Lleó; Vicente, Halfter; Rodolfo, Chaikovski; Chaikovski, Esperón; Manuel
Cast:Cortés; Fernando, Guerrero De Luna; Consuelo, Cortés; Mapy, Soto; Roberto

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