Gabriel FigueroaFilmography

Born:: April 24, 1907 in Mexico City, Mexico
Occupation:: Cinematographer
Biography:: Orphaned at an early age, Gabriel Figueroa went to work while still a pre-teen, partly to support himself, but mainly to finance his hobby of still photography. After majoring in design and violin at Mexico's Conservatorio Nacional, Figueroa opened his own photography studio and also gained a...Read More

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Maleficio II

Crew: Producer

Actors: Ernesto Alonso, Lucia Mendez, Juan Carlos Ruiz

Synopsis: As melodramatic as its soap-opera predecessor, this horror film revolves around an agent of the Devil and his successor. Enrique de Martino (Ernesto Alonso) was supposed to have died, but because of his association with Lucifer, he is back again. This time around, he is looking for a young man who Read More

1986
Under the Volcano

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Albert Finney, Jacqueline Bisset, Anthony Andrews, Katy Jurado

Synopsis: A strange, hallucinatory adaptation of the Malcolm Lowry novel of the same name, John Huston's bleak drama is set during the Mexican "Day of the Dead" ceremony in 1939. Albert Finney stars as Geoffrey Firmin, the booze-besotted former British consul to Cuernevarca, who has cut himself off from his Read More

1984
Observations Under the Volcano

Actors: John Huston, Albert Finney, Jacqueline Bisset, Anthony Andrews, Michael Fitzgerald

Synopsis: Director Christian Blackwood filmed this documentary of John Huston directing his actors and camera crew -- and taking time out -- as he created the 1984, award-winning Under the Volcano. Best for film aficionados, Blackwood shows how scenes were developed, run through, and then completed -- and Read More

1984
Border Cop

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Telly Savalas, Eddie Albert

Synopsis: The original title of this film was The Border. It tells the story of one border guard's desire to put an end to the practice of hauling truck loads of illegal Mexican workers across the border and into California where they are forced to work for a mere pittance. Mexico provided the background Read More

1979
The Children of Sanchez

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Anthony Quinn, Lupita Ferrer, Dolores Del Rio, Stathis Giallelis, Lucia Mendez

Synopsis: Hall Bartlett directs the rural drama The Children of Sanchez, based on the novel The Children of Sanchez: Autobiography of a Mexican Family written by Oscar Lewis in the '60s. Anthony Quinn stars as the widowed Jesus Sanchez, a poor farmer struggling to provide for his family in Mexico City. Also Read More

1978
Cananea

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: Marcela Fernandez Violante directs the 1977 historical Western Cananea, based on the true story of the American-owned Cananea mine. Colonel William Greene ran the profitable copper mine in the Sonora desert, and the Mexican people who worked in the mines were exploited for their labor. This Read More

1977
La Vida Cambia

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Mercedes Carreno, Arturo Beristain, Maritza Olivares, Pancho Cordoba, Claudio Obregón

Synopsis: In this story, Terre is a pill-popping hairdresser to the elite of Mexico City. She is in a sexual triangle with her sister and a man named Luis. Her friend, Andres, is an expert restorer of religious artifacts, and the two of them enter into a suicide pact, which somehow fails. ~ Clarke Fountain Read More

1976
Presagio

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: During the birth of a child, an old soothsayer breaks a bottle containing evil omens and all the curses which famously come from witches' mouths afflict the community. The village swiftly disintegrates, and, eventually, most agree that they must move away from the ill-fated place. ~ Clarke Read More

1974
Once Upon a Scoundrel

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: In this comedy, a greedy Mexican don, the biggest landowner around, is used to getting his own way. The trouble begins when he casts his avaricious eyes upon a pretty lass who is most inconveniently betrothed to another. He takes care of that by tossing her beloved into jail. Knowing that only the Read More

1973
Interval

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Anel, Betty Lyon, Fernando Soler, Jr.

Synopsis: In her final role, Merle Oberon stars as a middle-aged woman who falls in love with a painter (Robert Wolders) who is two decades younger than she is. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Movie Guide Read More

1973
Maria

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: Young love is explored when a man comes back home to see an old high-school flame. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide Read More

1971
Kelly's Heroes

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Clint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, Carroll O'Connor, Donald Sutherland

Synopsis: Like M*A*S*H and Catch-22, both released the same year, this military comedy takes place in an earlier war but is really a thinly disguised treatise on the modern-day insanity and avariciousness then unfolding in Vietnam. Clint Eastwood stars as Kelly, a former lieutenant whose illusions about the Read More

1970
Two Mules for Sister Sara

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Shirley MacLaine, Clint Eastwood, Manolo Fábregas, Alberto Morin, Armando Silvestre

Synopsis: Director Budd Boetticher wrote the story upon which this comic Western was based. Clint Eastwood stars as Hogan, a tough cowboy who rescues a woman, Sara (Shirley Maclaine) as she's about to be attacked by a trio of rapists. Surprised to learn that his new traveling companion is a nun, Hogan Read More

1970
The Big Cube

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Lana Turner, George Chakiris, Richard Egan, Dan O'Herlihy, Pamela Rodgers

Synopsis: “The Big Cube” of the title is slang for a sugar cube dipped in LSD, which is omnipresent throughout the movie. Adriana Roman (Lana Turner) is a famous actress who is retiring from the stage to marry wealthy Charles Winthrop (Dan O’Herlihy), a situation that displeases Winthrop’s daughter Lisa. Read More

1969
Pedro Paramo

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Ignacio Tarso, Pilar Pellicer

Synopsis: Highly symbolic and allegorical, this drama takes the search of a son for his father in the chaotic times of the Mexican Revolution and the early 1900s as its basis. Stereotypical (or archetypal) figures from early Mexican cinema appear from time to time, and the violence of the revolutionary Read More

1967
Simon del Desierto

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Claudio Brook, Silvia Pinal, Hortensia Santovena, Enrique Alvarez Felix

Synopsis: Forty minutes is more than enough screen time for Spanish director Luis Buñuel to state his case in Simon of the Desert. Claudio Brook portrays fifth-century Christian Simon (later St. Simon Stylites) who dispenses religious sagacity while standing on a tall column in the middle of the desert. Read More

1965
El Gallo De Oro

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: Cockfights are an important aspect of Mexican tradition as illustrated in this story of two competitors who gamble everything on a big cockfight. ~ All Movie Guide Read More

1964
The Night of the Iguana

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Richard Burton, Ava Gardner, Deborah Kerr, Sue Lyon, James Ward

Synopsis: Filmed on location in Mexico by John Huston, Night of the Iguana stars Richard Burton as Rev. Shannon, an alcoholic defrocked minister, who scratches out a living as a south-of-the-border tour guide. His latest customers are several American schoolteachers, and he guides their bus to a rundown Read More

1964
Entrega Inmediata

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Cantinflas, Gina Romand, Claudio Brook, Fanny Cano

Synopsis: Cantinflas, known the world around for his Jerry Lewis-style antics, seems more like Peter Sellers in this hilarious Mexican comedy. Short on plot but long on laughs, the innocent comedian falls victim to excellently contrived cliches as a special delivery man caught in the middle of intrigue and Read More

1963
El Hombre De Papel

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Ignacio Tarso, Alida Valli

1963
The Exterminating Angel

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Silvia Pinal, Jacqueline Andere, Jose Baviera, Augusto Benedico, Luis Beristain

Synopsis: The great screen surrealist Luis Buñuel co-wrote and directed this dark, bitterly witty satire. A group of people in formal dress arrives at an elegantly appointed home for a dinner party. However, once dinner is over and the guests retire to the drawing room, they discover that the servants have Read More

1962
The Weaver of Miracles

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Pedro Armendáriz, Columba Dominguez

1962
La Bandida

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Pedro Armendáriz, Emilio Fernández, Ignacio Tarso, Katy Jurado

Synopsis: Overcooked melodrama characterizes this tale set during the Mexican Revolution and starring some of Mexico's most famous, old-time actors (Katy Jurado, María Félix, Emilo Fernández, and Pedro Armendáriz). The story is about as far-fetched as can be imagined. Herrera (Armendáriz) and Gómez Read More

1962
Um Dia de Vida

Crew: Cinematographer

1961
Little Angel

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: When a pregnant cow cannot give milk, a farm nears disaster and the prayers and religious conviction of a young farm girl saves the farm. ~ All Movie Guide Read More

1961
Animas Trujano

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Toshiro Mifune, Flor Silvestre

Synopsis: This award-winning drama by noted director Ismael Rodríguez revolves around a festival of mayordomía in the provinces, or something on the idea of "king for a day." In the annual celebration, the church elects one man as "chief," an honor that is gained by buying it, in effect. Whoever Read More

1961
Juana Gallo

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Jorge Mistral, Luis Aguilar, Ignacio Tarso

Synopsis: This is a dramatic, entertaining, and largely fictional interpretation of a very non-fictional event and a real set of characters in the Mexican Revolution. The heroine, Juana Gallo is portrayed by one of Mexico's most famous female leads, María Felix. Gallo was born and raised in the state of Read More

1960
La Joven

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Zachary Scott, Kay Meersman, Bernie Hamilton, Graham Denton, Claudio Brook

Synopsis: Luis Buñuel and Hugo Butler (under the pseudonym "H.B. Addis") adapted Peter Matthiessen's story Travelin' Man for this drama about a black jazz musician, on the run from a false accusation of raping a white woman. Miller (Zachary Scott) is a middle aged handyman on a small island off the Read More

1960
Impaciencia del Corazon

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Martha Mijares, Christiane Martell, Armando Silvestre, Miguel Manzano

Synopsis: Meant to be a sentimental, romantic melodrama this story directed by Tito Davison and based on a novel by Stefan Zweig never quite launches itself fully. At the core of the heart-tugging is an invalid woman who has a pure and devoted love for an officer in the Mexican army. The setting is in Read More

1960
Macario

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Ignacio Tarso, Pina Pellicer, Enrique Lucero, Jose Galvez, Jose Luis Jimenez

Synopsis: B. Traven, the reclusive author of Treasure of the Sierra Madre, used an old Mexican folk tale as the basis for his novel The Third Guest. The book was in turn adapted for film as Macario. Ignacio Tarso plays a poverty-stricken peasant who goes on a hunger strike, hoping that someone will take Read More

1960
La Estrella Vacia

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Carlos Lopez Moctezuma, Enrique Rambal, Ignacio Tarso, Ramon Gay

Synopsis: The life of a powerful actress is examined in this tragedy. The film begins with her demise during a plane crash. Later, the men who loved her try to figure out why she was always so unhappy. Her story is told in flashback. It begins in a small town where she was a dress shop model. She used the Read More

1960
La Rosa Blanca

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: This drama is adapted from a novel by B. Traven and contains a potent anti-capitalist message as it tells the story of a peasant who truly loves the land he lives upon. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide Read More

1960
La Cucaracha

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Dolores Del Rio, Pedro Armendáriz, Emilio Fernández, Flor Silvestre

Synopsis: Four of the best-known, most popular actors in Mexican cinematic history star in this drama about the Mexican Revolution by equally well-known director Ismael Rodriguez. Maria Felix is Refugio and Dolores Del Rio is Chabela, two women who love the same man and who are both equally dedicated to Read More

1959
Sonatas

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Francisco Rabal, Aurora Bautista, Fernando Rey, Carlos Rivas

Synopsis: A Marquis (Francisco Rabal) has a comfortable, predictable life until the women in his life inspire him to greater deeds. He first loves the wife of a Spanish nobleman, then the mistress of a Mexican dictator. He is convinced by his experiences to join the forces of the Mexican revolution. ~ Dan Read More

1959
La Fièvre Monte à El Pao

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Gérard Philipe, Maria Felix, Jean Servais, Miguel Angel Ferriz

Synopsis: A moral decay leading to revolution is paralleled to the illness that is consuming the hero in this emotive tale by renowned director Luis Buñuel. Set on a fictional Latin American island, the action starts when Gov. Vargas (Miguel Angle Ferriz) is assassinated. His executive secretary Ramon Read More

1959
Una Cita de Amor

Crew: Cinematographer

1958
Cafe Colon

Crew: Cinematographer

1958
Nazarin

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Francisco Rabal, Marga Lopez, Rita Macedo, Jesus Fernandez, Ignacio Tarso

Synopsis: Acclaimed director Luis Buñuel displays several of his trademark interests in this drama about a priest who leaves his order. The director's disdain for organized religion and the establishment, as well as his tendency to shock through visual imagery, are both apparent. Nazarin (Francisco Rabal) Read More

1958
Flor de Mayo

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Jack Palance, Maria Felix, Pedro Armendáriz

Synopsis: This typical Mexican melodrama is set in a coastal fishing village where a wealthy fisherman (Pedro Armendariz) lives with his wife (Maria Felix) and young son (Juanito Musquiz). Their lives are turned upside down when an American of dubious morality (Jack Palance) comes into town. The American Read More

1957
Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Pedro Armendáriz, Arturo de Cordova, Lorraine Chanel, Maria Felix, Jack Kelly

Synopsis: True to its title, Canasta de Cuentos Mexicanos (Basket of Mexican Tales) is based on a series of short stories, all written by reclusive The Treasure of the Sierra Madre author B. Traven. The first story concerns the marital travails of Pierre (Arturo de Cordova) and Lorraine (Lorraine Chanel). Read More

1956
La Doncella de Piedra

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Elsa Aguirre, Victor Manuel Mendoza, José Elías Moreno, Armando Silvestre, Flor Silvestre

1955
La Escondida

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Carlos Agosti, Domingo Soler, Andres Solér

Synopsis: Judging by the number of times it has shown up on Spanish-language cable TV, La Escandida is one of the most popular and best beloved of the Maria Felix vehicles. The star runs the emotional gamut as Gabriela, who rises from the depths of poverty to the heights of Mexican society as a Read More

1955
La Rebelion De Los Colgados

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Pedro Armendáriz, Carlos Moctezuma, Victor Junco

Synopsis: La Rebelion de Los Colgados (The Rebellion of the Hanged) is dominated by the presence of Mexican film favorite Pedro Armendariz. The actor is cast as a peasant who works in a mahogany camp in the Mexican jungles with his family. Disgusted with the miserable living conditions imposed upon himself Read More

1954
Camelia

Crew: Cinematographer

Synopsis: Camelia is a woman who has been hurt by love but who is willing to give it another chance with her new, young and caring lover. ~ Kristie Hassen, All Movie Guide Read More

1953
El Senor Fotografo

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Cantinflas, Rosita Arenas, Ángel Garasa, Rebeca Iturbide, Wolf Ruvinskis

Synopsis: Few Mexican filmgoers gave a fig about the quasi-melodramatic plotline of El Senor Fotografo. The star was the incomparable Cantinflas, and that was all that mattered. Per the title, Cantinflas plays a trouble-prone photographer, whose assignments inevitably end in slapstick confusion. The Read More

1953
Un Gallo en Corral Ajeno

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Jorge Negrete, Gloria Marin

Synopsis: The English title of the Mexican Un Gallo en Corral Ajeno is Straying Rooster. This is as apt a description as any of the leading character, played by popular musical star Jorge Negrete. He plays an eccentric millionaire who whimsically poses as a turkey thief. While in this guise, he is hired to Read More

1952
El Ribozo De Soledad

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Arturo de Cordova, Pedro Armendáriz, Domingo Soler

1952
Quartier Interdit

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Ninon Sevilla, Tito Junco, Sr., Rodopho (Rudy) Acosta, Domingo Soler

Synopsis: One of the least-known films of Mexican director Emilio Fernandez, Quartier Interdit was given a limited U.S. release as Hell's Kitchen. As in most of Fernandez's efforts, the characters are entrapped in the tentacles of Cruel Fate. The central character is an infant, born out of wedlock to the Read More

1952
El

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Arturo de Cordova, Delia Garces, Luis Beristain, Aurora Walker, Manuel Donde, Carlos Martínez Baena

Synopsis: In El, it is director Luis Bunuel's contention that uncontrollable insanity can grow within even the most rational of men. Spanish aristocratic Arturo de Cordova, outwardly the picture of courtly charm, marries lovely Delia Garces, who is much younger than he. From the honeymoon onward, Cordova Read More

1952
Ahi Viene Martin Corona

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Pedro Infante, Sr., Sarita Montiel

Synopsis: Popular Mexican singing star Pedro Infante heads the cast of Ahi Viene Martin Corona. Infante plays a roaming ranch hand with an eye for the ladies and a talent for gambling. His carefree lifestyle is in for an overhaul when he falls in love with pretty heiress Sarita Montiel, who in addition to Read More

1951
The Torch

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Paulette Goddard, Pedro Armendáriz, Gilbert Roland, Walter Reed, Julio Villareal

Synopsis: The Torch was originally released in Mexico as La Malquerida. It also bore several other titles, including Duelo en las Montanas, Del Odio Nacio el Amor and The Beloved. By any name, this is the story of a fear-inspiring revolutionary general (Pedro Armendariz) who develops a passion for the Read More

1950
Los Olvidados

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Alfonso Mejía, Roberto Cobo, Estela Inda, Miguel Inclan, Efrain Arauz, Alma Delia Fuentes

Synopsis: The winner of two Cannes Film Festival awards, Luis Buñuel's Los Olvidados (aka The Forgotten Ones and The Young and the Damned) was the director's first international box-office success. Yet Buñuel showed no signs of curbing the outrageous iconoclasm that made him famous in Europe and South Read More

1950
Pueblerina

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Roberto Cañedo, Columba Dominguez, Manuel Donde, Luis Aceves Castaneda, Ismael Perez

Synopsis: Emilio Fernandez, the politically volatile "bad boy" of Mexican filmmakers, served as director of Pueblerina (Town Tale). The hero, played by Roberto Canedo, is framed for murder and sentenced to a dozen years in jail (Fernandez himself escaped from a 20-year sentence for revolutionary activities Read More

1949
The Fugitive

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Henry Fonda, Dolores Del Rio, Pedro Armendáriz, J. Carrol Naish, Leo Carrillo

Synopsis: The Fugitive was shot on location in Mexico by that country's premiere cinematographer, Gabriel Figueroa. Henry Fonda plays a Christ-like priest in an unnamed Latin-American country where religion has been outlawed. Though incognito in a backwater village, Fonda cannot help but seem more spiritual Read More

1948
La Perla

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Pedro Armendáriz, Maria Elena Marques, Fernando Wagner, Charles Rooner, Alfonso Bedoya

Synopsis: Gabriel Figueroa's evocative photography makes the Mexican-American co-production The Pearl seem a more significant piece of filmmaking than it really is. Based on John Steinbeck's short novel, The Pearl is the tragic fable of a simple Mexican fisherman (Pedro Armendariz) who finds a valuable Read More

1948
Tarzan and the Mermaids

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce, Linda Christian, John Laurenz, George Zucco, Fernando Wagner

Synopsis: The "mermaids" are really tribal pearl divers in this diverting Tarzan adventure. Their livelihood is threatened by an evil white trader (Fernando Wagner), who sets himself up as a "god." With the help of lovely diver Linda Christian (later Mrs. Tyrone Power), Tarzan defeats the wicked despot, but Read More

1948
Maclovia

Crew: Cinematographer

1948
Salon Mexico

Crew: Cinematographer

1948
Rio Escondido

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Fernando Fernandez, Domingo Soler, Agustin Isunza

Synopsis: Filmed in 1947, Emilio Fernandez' Hidden River (originally Rio Escondido) was distributed in the U.S. three years later. The matchless Maria Felix stars as Rosaura, an idealistic Mexican schoolteacher who does her best to educate the illiterate Indians in her native land. Rosaura is opposed by Read More

1947
Enamorada

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Maria Felix, Pedro Armendáriz, Fernando Fernandez

Synopsis: Enamorada, Mexican filmmaker Emilio Fernandez' only 1946 effort, was released in the US early the following year. The film's English-language title is A Girl in Love, the girl in question being the ravishing Maria Felix. Set during the Mexican revolution, the story concerns the rocky relationship Read More

1946
Maria Candelaria

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Dolores Del Rio, Pedro Armendáriz, Beatriz Ramos, Miguel Inclan

Synopsis: The title character is a young woman (Dolores DelRio) who is shunned by local townsfolk because her mother once posed naked for an artist and was stoned to death because of the incident. She must consider the consequences while making a similar choice. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide Read More

1944
Flor Silvestre

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Dolores Del Rio, Pedro Armendáriz, Emilio Fernández, Miguel Angel Ferriz

Synopsis: Completed before his immensely successful Maria Candelaria, Emilio Fernandez' Flor Sylvestre was released second in the US-and not until two years after its initial Mexican release. Also known as Wildflower, the film features Fernandez himself as a character named Rogellio Torres. The lion's share Read More

1943
La Fuga

Crew: Cinematographer

1943
Mi Viuda Alegre

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Ángel Garasa, Beatriz Ramos, Margarita Mora, Jorge Reyes, Emma Roldan

Synopsis: Mi Viuda Allegre (My Merry Widow) was perceived by some reviewers as a reworking of the French box-office success La Soir Revolution. Spanish comedian Angel Garasa makes his screen debut as a middle-class family man who disappears during a trip out of town. Presumed dead, Garasa is actually hale Read More

1942
Los Tres Mosqueteros

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Ángel Garasa, Andres Solér

Synopsis: The title may be Tres Mosqueteros (The Three Musketeers), but this Mexican comedy has less to do with Dumas than with its star, the inimitable Cantinflas. While visiting a movie studio where a film version of The Three Musketeers is in production, Cantinflas dozes off and dreams that he's Read More

1942
La Virgen Que Forjo Una Patria

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Ramon Novarro, Domingo Soler, Gloria Marin

Synopsis: La Virgen que Forjo una Patria (Saint That Forged a Country) is one of several Mexican films inspired by the 16th-century sighting of the Virgin Mary -- a phenomenon that abruptly ended hostilities between the Spanish Conquistadors and the Aztec Indians and spearheaded the spread of Catholicism Read More

1942
Ay, Que Tiempos Senor Don Simon!

Crew: Cinematographer

1941
Ay Que Tiempos Senor Don Simon

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Joaquin Pardave, Arturo de Cordova, Mapy Cortes, Anita Blanch, Miguel Montemayor

1941
Mientras Mexico Duerme

Crew: Cinematographer

1939
La Noche de Los Mayas

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Arturo de Cordova, Estela Inda, Isabela Corona

Synopsis: La Noche de Los Mayas was adapted by director Chano Urueta from the novel by Antonio Mediz Bollo). Filmed on location amidst the jungles of Yucatan and the ancient Mayan ruins of Mexico, the film tells the story of a contemporary white man (Luis Aldas), who stumbles upon a tribe of people living Read More

1939
Alla En El Rancho Grande

Crew: Cinematographer

Actors: Tito Guizar, Esther Fernandez, René Cardona, Sr., Lorenzo Barcelata, Emma Roldan

Synopsis: Having begun his directorial career in 1932, Fernando De Fuentes had four years' experience -- and ten pictures -- under his belt when he helmed the Tito Guizar musical vehicle Alla en el Rancho Grande. The film has been hailed by historians as the vanguard of the Mexican "Charro"-movie genre Read More

1936
Hijazo De Mi Vidaza

Crew: Cinematographer

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