1942 | B/N | 1942 The conspirators of Mexico’s Independence decide to proceed with the insurrection under the protection of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla goes over Mexico’s historical background with Ignacio Allende Country: México Direction: Bracho Gavilán; Julio Script: Capistrán Garza; René, Bracho Gavilán; Julio Production: Gómez Muriel; Emilio, J. Fink; Agustín Photography: Figueroa; Gabriel Sound: González Ganccy; Jesús, Randall; Howard Music: Bernal Jiménez; Miguel Cast:Villarreal; Julio, Fuentes; Paco, Novarro; Omán, Montoya; Felipe, Galán; Alberto, Soler; Domingo, Marín; Gloria Participation year at FICM: 2009
1942 | B/N | 1942 The conspirators of Mexico’s Independence decide to proceed with the insurrection under the protection of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla goes over Mexico’s historical background with Ignacio Allende Country: México Direction: Bracho Gavilán; Julio Script: Capistrán Garza; René, Bracho Gavilán; Julio Production: Gómez Muriel; Emilio, J. Fink; Agustín Photography: Figueroa; Gabriel Sound: González Ganccy; Jesús, Randall; Howard Music: Bernal Jiménez; Miguel Cast:Villarreal; Julio, Fuentes; Paco, Novarro; Omán, Montoya; Felipe, Galán; Alberto, Soler; Domingo, Marín; Gloria Participation year at FICM: 2009
La corte del Faraón 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. See More
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