Lost 1897 film in which two men argue over the affection of a woman in a café, with their discussion escalating into a fistfight. Widely regarded as the first fiction film made in Spain, the original is now lost. Director Fructuós Gelabert recreated the film in 1952, a version often mistakenly assumed to be the original.
Watch the official Café Brawl 1897 trailer in HD below.
Baralla en un cafè Trailer
Spain 30 October 1897
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1897 Fructuoso Gelabert.
