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Posted on: March 27th, 2007
Filed Under: [ Art y Culture ] [ Entertainment ] [ Tomás' Picks ]
Tags: border, DVD, Hollywood, Mexico
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“Fernando de Fuentes once said: “Mexican cinema ought to be a faithful reflection of our severe and tragic way of being, not a poor imitation of Hollywood.”
De Fuentes 1894-1958 was one of the most important directors in Mexico during the early decades of sound, the so-called “Golden Age of Mexican Cinema.” Even so, his movies are all but unknown in the U.S.
The reason for the directors neglect here isnt hard to figure out: his movies have been very hard to see, at least north of the U.S./Mexico border.”
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