1931 | B/N | 81 min A pioneering work of Mexican sound film, Santa is the second of four adaptations of Federico Gamboa?s naturalist novel produced between 1918 and 1969, and the version that firmly established the figure of the ?fallen woman? in Mexican cinema. After being seduced by a military officer, Santa is rejected by her family and forced to leave her quiet town for Mexico City, where she becomes a prostitute. In this decadent atmosphere, she seeks redemption in the love of a famous bullfighter and a humble blind pianist employed by the brothel. Country: México Direction: Moreno; Antonio Script: Gamboa; Federico, Noriega Hope; Carlos Production: de la Cruz Alarcón; Juan, Sáenz de Sicilia; Gustavo Photography: Philips; Alex Sound: Rodríguez; Joselito, Rodríguez; Roberto Music: Lara; Agustín Cast:Orellana; Carlos, José Martínez Casado; Juan, Reed; Donald, Derba; Mimí, Tovar; Lupita Art direction: A. Rivero; Fernando Participation year at FICM: 2011
1931 | B/N | 81 min A pioneering work of Mexican sound film, Santa is the second of four adaptations of Federico Gamboa?s naturalist novel produced between 1918 and 1969, and the version that firmly established the figure of the ?fallen woman? in Mexican cinema. After being seduced by a military officer, Santa is rejected by her family and forced to leave her quiet town for Mexico City, where she becomes a prostitute. In this decadent atmosphere, she seeks redemption in the love of a famous bullfighter and a humble blind pianist employed by the brothel. Country: México Direction: Moreno; Antonio Script: Gamboa; Federico, Noriega Hope; Carlos Production: de la Cruz Alarcón; Juan, Sáenz de Sicilia; Gustavo Photography: Philips; Alex Sound: Rodríguez; Joselito, Rodríguez; Roberto Music: Lara; Agustín Cast:Orellana; Carlos, José Martínez Casado; Juan, Reed; Donald, Derba; Mimí, Tovar; Lupita Art direction: A. Rivero; Fernando Participation year at FICM: 2011
Santa A pioneering work of Mexican sound film, Santa is the second of four adaptations, produced between 1918 and 1969, of Federico Gamboa’s naturalist novel. After being seduced by a soldier, Santa is rejected by her family and forced to leave her quiet town for Mexico City, where she becomes a prostitute. In this decadent atmosphere, she seeks redemption in the love of a famous bullfighter and a humble blind pianist employed by the brothel. See More
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