La vida en un hilo (1945) [N/A]

Featuring:
Conchita Montes, Rafael Durán, Guillermo Marín

Written by:
Edgar Neville

Directed by:
Edgar Neville


Release Date:
April 26, 1945

Original Title:
La vida en un hilo

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance

Production Companies:
Edgar Neville Producción

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 92

After burying his late husband, a young widow leaves his provincial life and heads to the city. It was a very hard stage in her life, and she had to bear it with resignation, but now she's willing to make up for lost time. On the way to the city, she meets a fortune teller who will talk to her about the decisions she made or could have made.

Recent widow Mercedes nostalgically recalls her years of marriage with deadly-dull Ramón and concludes that she was unhappy. While traveling by train to Madrid, a psychic makes her see that there was a time she could have chosen another partner and shows her what life would have been like with the other suitor, Miguel Ángel.

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Rankings and Honors

La vida en un hilo (1945) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 7.5/10
Awards Won: 2 wins

Administration:
Encarna Jiménez

Art Designer:
José María García Briz

Art Direction:
Sigfrido Burman

Assistant Director:
Valentín Martín Hernández

Camera Operator:
Ricardo García Morchón

Costume Design:
Humberto Cornejo
Julio Laffite

Director:
Edgar Neville

Director of Photography:
Enrique Barreyre

Editor:
Mariano Pombo

Makeup & Hair:
Julián Ruiz

Original Music Composer:
José Muñoz Molleda

Producer:
Edgar Neville

Production Director:
José Martín

Sound:
Ramón Arnal

Writer:
Edgar Neville

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