Silvia Pinal y Joaquin Cordero en La dulce enemiga (dir. Tito Davison , 1957)
En una escena increíble .
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Frames from Pueblerina directed by Emilio Fernández and photographed by Gabriel Figueroa.
Cinematography by Gabriel Figueroa.
Frames from many of his films, including Pueblerina, La Malquerida, Nuevo Amanecer, Salón México, La Perla, and Río Escondido.
Dolores del Río by Diego Rivera.
This is by far the best quality version of this painting I have ever seen. Now imagine it as a big poster on your wall. source.
Y’all remember when 91 people (Including John Wayne, Pedro Armendariz, Dick Powell, Agnes Moorhead, Susan Hayward) died of cancer because they spent months shooting a movie in a nuclear-bomb contaminated area?
Gabriel Figueroa.
Figueroa was a Mexican cinematographer whose contribution to cinema is nothing less than iconic. He worked with such directors like Luis Buñuel, John Huston, John Ford, and Emilio Fernández, whose collaborations defined the course of Mexican cinema.
double indemnity (1944)
Followers, casual reminder that there IS a Mexican Cinema tumblr.
My favorite is Cine Mexicano. Here you can learn about EVERYTHING that deals with cine mexicano.
- You want to learn about the films Buñuel made in Mexico?
- Want to learn more about the Chilean Alejandro Jodorowsky?
- Silent cinema from the 20s and 30s?
- Want to learn about classic Mexican cinema from the 40s and 50s?
- The movie Toshiro Mifune made in Mexico?
- Renaissance Cinema from the 70s?
- Exploitation and Horror films from the 80s?
- Nuevo Cine Mexicano from the 90s and 00s?
- Cuarón, del Toro, Iñarritu, Fernando Eimbcke, Carlos Reygadas, Julián Hernández and many many more?
Did you know…
Directors Guild of America Student Film Awards - Each year the Directors Guild of America announces the winners of its annual Student Film Awards for African-American, Asian-American, Latino, and women filmmakers. The awards, which bring the winners prizes of $2,500 from the DGA, are designed to honor, encourage, and bring attention to outstanding minority and women film students in film schools and other select universities. - source
