A pair of young Mexican boys ditch school in favor of catching an afternoon matinee, only to find themselves on an adventure...
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1977
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A greedy family schemes to find a means of wrestling a hearty inheritance from the ailing family matriarch, only to discover...
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1976
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1975
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1972
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1966
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American "B"-movie mogul Jerry Warren can always be counted on to turn a cheap but fun horror import into a boring,...
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1963
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1963
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1960
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The life of a powerful actress is examined in this tragedy. The film begins with her demise during a plane crash. Later, the...
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1960
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Four of the best-known, most popular actors in Mexican cinematic history star in this drama about the Mexican Revolution by...
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1959
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1958
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The Mexican horror film La Llorona begins with a very happy young woman named Margarita (Luz Mara Aguilar) who is planning...
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1958
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1957
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With a sub-barrel bottomed budget, this Mexican horror outing features wicked old Dr. Krupp, the crazed experimenter who...
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1957
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In this Mexican horror outing, the sequel to 1963's Aztec Mummy, wicked Dr. Krupp busts out of prison and conspires to...
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1957
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This typical Mexican melodrama is set in a coastal fishing village where a wealthy fisherman (Pedro Armendariz) lives with...
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1957
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The English-language title of this Mexican musical was The Third Word. Singer Pedro Infante stars as a pampered young man who...
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1956
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True to its title, Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos (Basket of Mexican Tales) is based on a series of short stories, all written...
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1956
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This Mexican musicomedy was released in English-speaking markets as Watch Out For Love. Pop star Pedro Infante plays a...
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1955
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El Seductor is a charming but totally amoral artist, played by Ramon Gay. Specializing in nude studies, Gay is able to make...
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1955
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1954
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Hijos De Maria Morales stars Pero Infante and Antonio Badu as two brothers who do what they want, when they want. Not until...
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María Morales
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1952
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One Way Street stars James Mason in a variation of his Odd Man Out role. Mason plays Doc Matson, a gangland physician who has...
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1950
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1949
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1947
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No relation to the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock classic of the same name, Vertigo is a worthwhile vehicle for Mexican film favorite...
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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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Una Carta de Amor (Love Letters) is an overlong, but never dull, Mexican romantic yarn. Set in the 19th century, the film is...
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1944
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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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Thendler's Wife
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1943
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All-purpose Mexican leading man Pedro Armendariz heads the cast of Guadalajara. Actually, Armendariz' role is secondary to...
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1943
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Director Fernando de Fuentes and star Maria Felix, the creative team responsible for the 1943 box-office hit Dona Barbera,...
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1943
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Mi Viuda Allegre (My Merry Widow) was perceived by some reviewers as a reworking of the French box-office success La Soir...
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Dona Lupe
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1942
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A Mexican man elected to the office of mayor is forced to choose between love and justice after he is injured by one of his...
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1942
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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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Rosario
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1941
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1938
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Having begun his directorial career in 1932, Fernando De Fuentes had four years' experience -- and ten pictures -- under his...
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Angela
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1936
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1934
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1933
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