Margarita Mora

Romantic melodrama; hero and rich landowner are both after the same woman.

Peasant farmer and landowner are rivals for a woman. Sequel to Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes.

Priest nags a crusty old man into reconciling with his daughter-in-law and granddaughter after the death of his son.

Biopic of the revolutionary Simón Bolívar who fought to end Spanish rule over much of Latin America.

A 1942 film directed by Miguel M. Delgado.

Wicked man seduces virtuous young woman; she leaves home in disgrace. Etc.

Suspicious husband deals with wife's supposed infidelity by making his toddler son disappear into the city's slums, where he grows to boyhood as a thief's apprentice.

Don Gil de Alacala (José Mojica), a swashbuckler also known as Captain Adventure, must overcome a series of difficult trials and tribulations in order to save the love of his life, Carmina (Manolita Saval), who is engaged to marry a terrible nobleman. Based upon the libretto "Don Gil de Alcala" by Manuel Penella, this classic black-and-white romance also stars Margarita Mora, Carlos Orellana and Sara García.

At birth, three children are abandoned in a convent. They are Polito Sol and his siblings, Adriana and Carmelo Águila and they grow up to become the "Águila o Sol" trio. Many years later, Don Hipólito, Polito's father becomes rich and decides to search for his son. In the end he finds Polito and the Aguila siblings.

When the U.S. invasion and the landing of troops in 1847 begins, the former cadet Miguel de la Peña (Jorge Negrete) and his friend Agustin Melgar (Jose Macip) decide to return to the military college and fight heroically in the defense of the Mexican army.