A positive advertisement for an upbeat Mexican spirit in song and dance and attitude, this is an otherwise routine...
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1961
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There have been several movie versions of this tale written by Marion Crawford in 1909, including this standard Mexican drama...
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1960
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Though Miercoles de Ceniza was released in English-speaking countries as Ash Wednesday, it bears no relation to the...
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1958
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This Mexican-filmed black comedy (distributed in the U.S. seven years after its initial 1955 release date) is one of the...
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1955
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1954
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1953
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1953
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1952
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The English-language title of the Mexican La Ausente is The Absentee. The title is explained within the context of the story,...
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1952
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Olga / Ángela Ederly
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1951
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1951
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1950
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1950
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From Mexican director Alberto Gout comes this classic 1949 cabaretera, a style of film native to Latin American that mixes...
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1949
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The "mermaids" are really tribal pearl divers in this diverting Tarzan adventure. Their livelihood is threatened by an evil...
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1948
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Previously filmed in Germany in 1939, Guy de Maupassant's "history of a scoundrel" Bel Ami was good for another go-round in...
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1947
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Long before gaining fame and fortune in Hollywood, Ricardo Montalban starred in several Mexican features, among them La Case...
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1947
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This Mexican crime melodrama was released in English-speaking communities as Another Dawn. Latin film favorite Pedro...
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Julieta
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1944
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Maria
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1937
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A prostitute working in a seaside port makes a devastating discovery about one of her clients in this classic Mexican...
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Rosario
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1934
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