Carlos Casaravilla Movie Trailers
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The Woman from Beirut Trailer (1965)
15 November 1965
Isabel is a beautiful aspiring singer with great aspirations but persistent bad luck convicted of a crime she did not commit.
Comedians Trailer (1954)
17 May 1954
Ana Ruiz, a young actress who works in a traveling theater company, plays only minor roles, but she hopes to succeed and prefers the success to the love of Michael.
El amor que yo te dí Trailer (1960)
18 January 1960
Suave jewelry-thieves caper comedy overlaid with howling family-melodrama coincidences.
Robinson et le triporteur Trailer (1960)
02 March 1960
A modern re-telling of the Robinson Crusoe story. But, this time, our hero is a macguivering expert. So he creates himself a modern paradise based on his beloved delivery tricycle that we saw in the previous movie"The tricyclist".
Teresa de Jesús Trailer (1961)
01 January 1961
The life and tribulations of Carmelist nun Teresa de Jesús, who had transcendental experiences. She would write several works and would reform the Carmelist order.
The New Cinderella Trailer (1964)
12 September 1964
Antonio, the famous dancer is preparing a big performance for the TV. But he is missing a good female dancer.
Frankenstein's Bloody Terror Trailer (1968)
29 July 1968
A man suffers from the curse of lycanthrope and seeks help from doctor and wife team. They both turn out to be vampires and end up dueling it out with the werewolf star.
Los conquistadores del Pacífico Trailer (1963)
21 October 1963
Frank Latimore is cast as Balboa, the heroic Spanish explorer who discovers the Pacific Ocean. Along the way, he must pacify the wrath of his enemies and battle his way through a forest inhabited by savage natives.
¡Hola, muchacho! Trailer (1961)
05 October 1961
Juan is a veteran workshop instructor with no formal education, but a lifetime of practical experience working on aircraft engines alongside engineers.
Julia y el celacanto Trailer (1961)
19 June 1961
In Tordesa, a small fishing village in the Spanish Levant, appears a coelacanth, an important fish that in recent years has attracted the attention of the press and scientists around the world.