Margarita (Dolores del Río) is a young woman abandoned by her fiancé. She is forced to perform various jobs to raise her son, in a tumultuous 1920s Mexico.
Productionedit
Since its inception, the film was considered a rough project.[by whom?] Emilio Fernández's uncertain relationship with the movie studio Films Mundiales had become somewhat overconfident, judging by his increasingly frequent involvement in drafting the scripts of his films.
While Fernandez mixed stories that he had seen on the screen with events of the Mexican Revolution, producer Agustrín J. Fink became ill. A cloud of pessimism clouded preparations for the shooting, as the budget went over one million pesos, much of it invested in very expensive clothes that a Hollywood designer drew up for the showcasing of Dolores del Río. Efforts to save Fink's life were useless, and the producer died three weeks before the shooting began.
In November 1944, The Abandoned was ready for release when the ban came exhibition. The then head of the Film Censor Department, under the Ministry of the Interior of Mexico, said he had suggested to Fernandez and Films Mundiales put a caption indicating that the plot was happening "In the turbulent Mexico of 1914." The incident was resolved through the intervention of journalists and film critics, who noted the incongruity of prohibiting the showing of a film whose script had been reviewed and authorized by the same censorious authorities. Finally, in March 1945-and favored by the scandal The Abandoned was released to great acclaim.[1]
This film ranks 93 in the list of the 100 best films of Mexican cinema, in the opinion of 25 film critics and specialists in Mexico.[2]
abandoned, 1945, film, abandoned, spanish, abandonadas, 1945, mexican, film, directed, emilio, fernández, starring, dolores, río, pedro, armendáriz, abandonedtheatrical, release, posterdirected, byemilio, fernándezwritten, byemilio, fernándezmauricio, magdalen. The Abandoned Spanish Las Abandonadas is a 1945 Mexican film directed by Emilio Fernandez starring Dolores del Rio and Pedro Armendariz The AbandonedTheatrical release posterDirected byEmilio FernandezWritten byEmilio FernandezMauricio MagdalenoProduced byFelipe SubervielleStarringDolores del RioPedro ArmendarizVictor JuncoPaco FuentesFanny SchillerMaruja GrifellCinematographyGabriel FigueroaEdited byGloria SchoemannMusic byManuel EsperonDistributed byFilms MundialesRelease date1945 1945 Running time103 minutesCountryMexicoLanguageSpanish Contents 1 Plot 2 Production 3 References 4 External linksPlot editMargarita Dolores del Rio is a young woman abandoned by her fiance She is forced to perform various jobs to raise her son in a tumultuous 1920s Mexico Production editSince its inception the film was considered a rough project by whom Emilio Fernandez s uncertain relationship with the movie studio Films Mundiales had become somewhat overconfident judging by his increasingly frequent involvement in drafting the scripts of his films While Fernandez mixed stories that he had seen on the screen with events of the Mexican Revolution producer Agustrin J Fink became ill A cloud of pessimism clouded preparations for the shooting as the budget went over one million pesos much of it invested in very expensive clothes that a Hollywood designer drew up for the showcasing of Dolores del Rio Efforts to save Fink s life were useless and the producer died three weeks before the shooting began In November 1944 The Abandoned was ready for release when the ban came exhibition The then head of the Film Censor Department under the Ministry of the Interior of Mexico said he had suggested to Fernandez and Films Mundiales put a caption indicating that the plot was happening In the turbulent Mexico of 1914 The incident was resolved through the intervention of journalists and film critics who noted the incongruity of prohibiting the showing of a film whose script had been reviewed and authorized by the same censorious authorities Finally in March 1945 and favored by the scandal The Abandoned was released to great acclaim 1 This film ranks 93 in the list of the 100 best films of Mexican cinema in the opinion of 25 film critics and specialists in Mexico 2 References edit Las abandonadas in Mexican Cinema by ITESM Las 100 mejores peliculas del cine mexicanoExternal links editThe Abandoned at IMDb nbsp This article related to a Mexican film of the 1940s is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title The Abandoned 1945 film amp oldid 1111041342, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
