
Acting
Florencia Bécquer
Born 1910-06-09 · Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina
Acting credits
7.0A 1944 Spanish film.
Una herencia de París
1944
7.0Two fishermen and pelotaris, Josechu and Mikel, compete for Mirentxu's love.
Jai-Alai
1940
9.0No synopsis available yet.
Doctor the Hard Way
1928
8.0Malvaloca is a rather foolish and beautiful girl living with her careless parents. After being abandoned by a man she has a daughter. Later she meets Salvador; when he has an accident she meets his friend Leonardo and they both fall in love. She will try to redeem herself from her past life. At the same time the two men, who have a forge, recast the convent's old bell which also needs to be "redeemed". Silent version of the Álvarez Quintero brothers theatrical play.
Malvaloca
1926
7.5Fortunato is a loser, a family man, who has lost his job and tries his luck in all the trades he finds. However, it seems that his name —that means “fortunate” in English— is not in line with his situation, since, no matter how hard he tries, fortune does not want to smile at him.
Fortunato
1942
7.0Spanish silent comedy based on Armando Palacio Valdés' novel. It was the first film starring Imperio Argentina.
Sister San Sulpicio
1927
10.0No synopsis available yet.
Luis Candelas or The Bandit of Madrid
1926
8.0A story about poverty, honour and forgiving.
The Cursed Village
1942
6.0The bullfighter Marcial Lalanda financed and starred in this film about the rivalry between two bullfighters for the ill-fated love of the same woman. It features scenes of bullfights shot by Enrique Blanco using polychromatic film for the first time in Spain. Considered one of the greatest Spanish silent films.
¡Viva Madrid, que es mi pueblo!
1928
6.2Mistaken identity farce; heiress has to marry to receive an inheritance.
Charro a la fuerza
1948
No synopsis available yet.
El gordo de Navidad
1929
No synopsis available yet.
El tren, o La pastora que supo amar
1927
One day, a young woman travels by taxi through the city of Madrid looking for a man, and ends up falling in love with the taxi driver.
48 Pesetas by Taxi
1930