La esfinge maragata (1950) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 26, 1950

Original Title:
La esfinge maragata

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Antonio de Obregón P.C.
España Actualidades Asociados

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

The action takes place on a Maragata hacienda that is sinking into misery, whose situation can only be solved through a marriage of convenience. But the marriageable girl, during a train trip, falls in love with a young poet and is reciprocated. Her family is opposed to this relationship, since they have promised her to marry a man of good standing.

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Assistant Director:
Rafael María Torrecilla
Víctor de la Serna

Camera Operator:
Miguel Fernández Mila

Costume Design:
Antonio Walls

Director:
Antonio De Obregón

Director of Photography:
Alfonso Nieva

Editor:
Julio Peña

Hairstylist:
Julián Ruiz

Makeup Artist:
Carlos Nin

Music:
Jesús García Leoz

Novel:
Concha Espina

Producer:
Antonio De Obregón

Production Manager:
Adolfo Mendiri Villarrubia

Production Secretary:
Manuel Navascués

Property Master:
Antonio Soriano

Props:
Jesús Mateos

Screenplay:
José Luis Gamboa
Antonio De Obregón
Selma Barberi

Script Supervisor:
Pino de Luján

Set Decoration:
Enrique Salvá

Sound:
Alejandro Pavón

Sound Assistant:
Plácido Colmenares

Special Effects:
Enrique Salvá

Still Photographer:
Indalecio Gil

Wardrobe Master:
Humberto Cornejo

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