Spain / Feb 26, 1951 / Barcelona
La virgen gitana (1951)
Directed by Ramón Torrado
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1h 32min
Overall average
5.0/10
Plot
Through a pictoric play, this movie tells the story about the painter Eduardo Miranda who, one night, while he was lokking to a gipsy group that was dancing, discovers a beautifull girl called Carmen. Dazzled by her beauty he decides to paint a picture. This causes roumours in the neighborhood, and it also arouses the jealousy of his wife.
Main cast
Full cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| María Severini | Antonia |
| Rosa Fontseré | Hermana de Martirio |
| Camino Delgado | Martirio |
| Pedro Mascaró | Señor en reyerta |
| Ana Morera | Asunta |
| Fortunato García | Juez |
| Vicente Parra | (no acreditado) |
Genres
ComedyDramaMusic
Technical details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Original title | La virgen gitana |
| Original language | Español (ES) |
| Spoken languages | Español |
| Production countries | Spain |
| Status | Released |
| Production companies | Selecciones Capitolio |
| Release date | 26 febbraio 1951 |
| Production | Saturnino Huguet, Daniel Mangrané |
| Writer | Francisco Naranjo, Ramón Torrado |
| Editing | Antonio Cánovas |
| Cinematography | Manuel Berenguer, Eduardo Burman, Félix Mirón, Antonio Sala |
| Assistant directors | Víctor López Iglesias, Ramón Torrado |
| Camera operators | Félix Mirón, Eduardo Burman, Manuel Berenguer, Antonio Sala |
| Additional photography | Eduardo Burman, Manuel Berenguer, Félix Mirón, Antonio Sala |
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| Production design | Enrique Alarcón, Ramón Miró, Ramón Matheu, Avelino Santana |
| Art direction | Enrique Alarcón, Ramón Miró, Ramón Matheu, Avelino Santana |
| Set decoration | Enrique Alarcón, Ramón Miró, Ramón Matheu, Avelino Santana |
| Music | Jesús García Leoz, Juan Solano |
| Sound | Juan Solano, Jesús García Leoz |
| Costume design | Humberto Cornejo, Fernando Florido, Amelia Alcaraz, Elisa Aspachs |
| Makeup | Fernando Florido, Humberto Cornejo, Amelia Alcaraz, Elisa Aspachs |
| Hairstyling | Humberto Cornejo, Fernando Florido, Amelia Alcaraz, Elisa Aspachs |
Release dates
Theatrical release
Mexico / Feb 05, 1952
Portugal / Apr 16, 1952
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