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Total trailers found: 18
Malvaloca Trailer (1942)
14 September 1942
Malvaloca is a good girl who goes wrong until she finds a good man that really loves her, yet her past marks her life.
El hincha Trailer (1958)
20 June 1958
A passionate football player complicates the life of his family driven by his passion. Enthusiastic, fanatic, and passionate, the fervor of football runs through the blood of the main character as if it were a matter of life and death.
¿Dónde vas, triste de ti? Trailer (1960)
17 April 1960
After the death of Queen Mercedes, Alfonso XII's first wife, the problem of the succession is raised.
Mariona Rebull Trailer (1947)
05 April 1947
Barcelona, Spain, at the end of the 19th century. Joaquín Rius, a prominent businessman, marries the young Mariona Rebull.
Viridiana Trailer (1962)
01 April 1962
Viridiana is preparing to start her life as a nun when she is sent, somewhat unwillingly, to visit her aging uncle, Don Jaime.
The Orgies of Dr. Orloff Trailer (1967)
04 October 1967
A doctor invites his relatives to his castle, all the while planning to murder them when they arrive.
The Revenge of the Crusader Trailer (1964)
24 December 1964
After wedding the beautiful Genoveffa, Count Sigfrido of Treviri employs his right-hand man to look after his bride while he's away fighting in the crusades, unaware that his supposed friend has plans of his own for the new countess.
Farmacia de guardia Trailer (1958)
01 January 1958
A Pharmacy on night duty is the location for all kinds of episodes that one might imagine to happen in any night in Spain in the fifties.
How Do I Love You? Trailer (1966)
01 April 1966
Gigliola is a young and humble Neapolitan swimmer who will compete in a competition in Spain and finds herself falling for the fiance of her best friend.
Cradle Song Trailer (1961)
04 December 1961
In a Castilian convent of the late nineteenth century, the community of cloistered nuns celebrates the onomastic of their superior with a poem.
