Directing
César Enríquez
Born — Died
1918-06-15 — 1998-04-01
Known for
Directing
Credits
3 titles
Venezuelan director and painter, he had a notable career in both film and television in his country. His most important work was La escalinata, followed by Tambores en la colina (written by Horacio Peterson) and Cortina de cristal. For television, he directed successful shows such as Teatro semanal and Los casos del inspector Nick, as well as several famous telenovelas. He also spent years creating advertising commercials, some of which are considered memorable.
Known for
7.5Pablo returns to the neighborhood where he spent the early years of his life, searching for Juanito, but he does not find him. His sister Delia tells him that Juanito has lost his job and, in his desperation, has turned to crime. It is considered as the first Venezuelan and Latin American neorealist film.
La escalinata
1950
10.0A young man in love suffers the unspeakable because of a seemingly guilty woman.
Tambores en la colina
1956
7.0A girl from the interior of Venezuela is dishonored by her boyfriend. This is how she ends up as a cabaret performer, a department store employee and the lover of a wealthy bachelor.
Cortina de cristal
1958
Behind the camera
7.5Pablo returns to the neighborhood where he spent the early years of his life, searching for Juanito, but he does not find him. His sister Delia tells him that Juanito has lost his job and, in his desperation, has turned to crime. It is considered as the first Venezuelan and Latin American neorealist film.
La escalinata
1950
10.0A young man in love suffers the unspeakable because of a seemingly guilty woman.
Tambores en la colina
1956
7.0A girl from the interior of Venezuela is dishonored by her boyfriend. This is how she ends up as a cabaret performer, a department store employee and the lover of a wealthy bachelor.
Cortina de cristal
1958