Manuel R. Ojeda

Production

Manuel R. Ojeda

Born — Died

1892-02-17 — 1973-09-06

Place of birth

Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico

Known for

Production

Credits

25 titles

Known for

Film credits

1920s · 2 titles

1910s · 3 titles

Behind the camera

La canción del huérfano poster
6.7

A 1940 film directed by Manuel R. Ojeda,

La canción del huérfano

1940

La canción del huérfano poster
6.7

A 1940 film directed by Manuel R. Ojeda,

La canción del huérfano

1940

No artwork available
6.3

No synopsis available yet.

De Nueva York a Huipanguillo

1943

Tizoc poster
7.6

An Indian arouses envy for his expertise in hunting animals without ruining their skins, for his wisdom and his kindness.

Tizoc

1957

The Woman I Lost poster
7.9

A political revolutionary fights against injustice, his adoring wife by his side. But only in her death does he realize the depth of her love for him and their country. A dramatic romance from the 23 film library of the most iconic classic Mexican film and recording star, Pedro Infante.

The Woman I Lost

1949

No artwork available
5.7

No synopsis available yet.

La tórtola del Ajusco

1962

The Happy Musketeers poster
6.3

The Big Bad Wolf and the Stinky Little Skunk from the Caperucita Roja movies in their final adventure, as swashbuckling 17th century swordsmen in a king's service.

The Happy Musketeers

1961

¡Viva la soldadera! poster
6.8

No synopsis available yet.

¡Viva la soldadera!

1960

El circo trágico poster
6.0

No synopsis available yet.

El circo trágico

1939

Conspiración poster
5.7

No synopsis available yet.

Conspiración

1927

Judas poster
6.3

No synopsis available yet.

Judas

1936

Judas poster
6.3

No synopsis available yet.

Judas

1936

La última aventura de Chaflán poster
6.7

No synopsis available yet.

La última aventura de Chaflán

1942

Bailando en las nubes poster
6.3

Mexican movie

Bailando en las nubes

1946

Zorina poster
6.7

This overlooked, if not almost forgotten romantic melodrama from Director Juan Jose Ortega, features a South American-born beauty named Lenora Amar, (whom the Mexican press quickly dubbed "The Brazilian Beauty"), in the title role. Although her acting career was rather short-lived because she chose to end it when she was just 27 years of age, her Zorina co-star and then-husband, Luis Aldas, (starring as" Bardo" in this film), seem to still have made an impact on movie audiences due to some favorable news publicity and the relative success of the handful of films the pair made.

Zorina

1949

Águilas de América poster
6.3

No synopsis available yet.

Águilas de América

1933

Almas tropicales poster
NR

No synopsis available yet.

Almas tropicales

1924