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Golden Age of Mexican cinema, "El Castillo de la Pureza"

Updated: Oct 15, 2019


JUEVES DE CINE EN EL CONSULADO

Presents


"El Castillo de la Pureza"

A classic of the golden age of Mexican Cinema


This film is based on a true story, in the 50´s in Mexico City and based in a book by Luis Spota "La carcajada del gato" (The laughter of the cat). It was also a theater play with the name "Los motivos del lobo" (The wolf´s motives) written by Sergio Magaña. Gabriel Lima (Claudio Brook) kept his family, wife and three children, locked for 18 years in their downtown house, protecting them from a corrupt world. The children names were Utopia, Porvenir (future) and Voluntad (willpower). They worked producing rat poison, and only the father left sometimes the house, to sell the poison and bring food, clothes, etc. Everything happened there, work, study, play, haircuts, and even he had "jails" to punish unaccepted behaviors.


 

Thu, January 31, 2019

Doors open at 6:00 PM

2401 West 6th Street

Los Angeles, CA 90057

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