Memories of a Mexican
Aug 24 1950
•2h 43m
•Documentary, History
A history of the Mexican Revolution (1910-17), narrated through the striking images of the enormous film archive of Salvador Toscano (1872-1947), pioneer of Mexican cinema, compiled by his daughter, Carmen Toscano.
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Carmen Toscano
Self - Narrator (voice)
Manuel Bernal
Salvador Toscano (voice)
Porfirio Díaz
Self (archive footage)
Francisco I. Madero
Self (archive footage)
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