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1968 | B/N | 30 min

With the name of Yvonne, the small town girl Modesta arrives to the capital city to audition for Mauricio, an impostor film producer who, in real life, is an exploiter of women. Mauricio gives Modesta some money for her expenses; he changes her look and turns her into a blonde. Afterwards, he tells her that the presumed screen test went wrong, and he tries to convince her to have sex with a rich man. When she discovers the truth, Modesta decides to go back to her town, but Mauricio realizes that he loves her and marries her.


Country: México
Direction: Michel; Manuel
Script: Michel; Manuel, Sáenz; Dalmiro
Production: Walerstein; Mauricio, Pérez Gavilán; Fernando
Photography: Álvarez Garcés Colín; Fernando
Sound: Saldívar; Ricardo
Music: Cabiati; Enrico
Cast:Andere; Jacqueline, Valdarno; Rina, Vergara Manver; Manuel, Lodi; Elvira, Munguía; Alfonso, Gaona; Ramón, Jarero; Susana, Violette; Annie, Violette; Marie, Frank; Consuelo, Alemán; Julio, Fabiana; Fabiana
Participation year at FICM: 2008

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