In 1974, not long after the death of Portuguese dictator Salazar, who had ruled Portugal from the early '30s to the late...
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1976
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When a worker is found murdered on the construction side, the investigation swiftly turns from things criminal to the...
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1976
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The Mexican convent of St. Archangelo has a "bad rep" long before Sisters of Satan gets under way. The eponymous sisters...
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1975
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The main story of this film is enfolded between opening and closing sequences of a youthful Adam and Eve reliving their...
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1972
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This violent and allegorical Mexican western attracted a cult following in its day. It is the story of El Topo, a gunslinger...
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1971
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1969
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A hard-boiled cop (Mexican wrestling star Mil Mascaras) risks his life putting a notorious criminal behind bars, only to...
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1968
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This suspenseful drama from Mexican director Gilberto Gazcon stars Glenn Ford as Reuben, a doctor who has accepted a job at a...
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1966
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The Mexican comedy Cargando Con El Muerto concerns a pair of dim-witted movers who end up unwittingly becoming involved with...
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1965
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This crime drama was co-scripted by Alberto Ramirez de Aguilar who got the idea for the story from an actual case history of...
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1961
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This effective drama about vengeance and its results is loosely based on practices in the Mexican boondocks where the law can...
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1961
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1961
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1961
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Cashing in on the popularity of TV's Davy Crockett and the jukebox favorite "Yellow Rose of Texas", Allied Artists came up...
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1956
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The Mexican comedy Reportaje follows the wacky adventures that ensue when a man offers a large reward to the journalist that...
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1953
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Rafael Améndola Campuzano
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1953
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1952
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1951
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The Mexican Toast to Love stars Irina Baronova as Russian-ballerina Yolanda Petrova. While making a tour of Mexico, Yolanda...
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Julio Castro
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1951
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1949
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In this Spanish language musical melodrama, a composer fights to free himself from his clinging family and girl friend after...
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1949
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1948
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From Mexican writer/director Roberto Gavaldon comes this 1948 Spanish-language musical-drama about tragic love. Yolanda...
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1948
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The Mexican Humo en Los Ojos was released above the border under the literally translated title Smoke in the Eyes. The film...
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1947
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One of the better crime dramas to come out of Mexico at this time, El Hombre de la Ametralladora features David Silva and...
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1947
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Various murders are examined by a private investigator. ~ Rovi...
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1947
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1945
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Flor de Duranzo (Peach Blossom) was based on a novel by Hugo Wast. Though the original story was set in Argentina, it has...
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1945
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Secreto Eterno (The Eternal Secret) stars Marina Tamayo as Dolores, the new wife of widower Don Justo (Carlos Orellana)....
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Luis
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1944
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Filmmaker Emilio Fernandez' second directorial effort was the thrill-a-minute Soy Puro Mexicano (I'm a Mexican Too) Pedro...
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1943
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As can be gathered by its title, the Mexican Los Miserables is still another adaptation of Victor Hugo's mammoth novel...
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1943
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Julio Castro
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1943
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Filmed in 1941, the Mexican La Gallina Clueca (Cackling Hen) received its first US showing three years later. Sara Garcia...
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Jose
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1941
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Passion Island (La Isla de Passion) represented the first directorial effort of legendary Mexican filmmaker-patriot...
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Julio
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1941
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