F-0123

Title:

Vuelo 971
Flight 971 (International: English title)

Category:

S

Produced:

1954

Country:

Spain

Released:

Jan 1954 (Spain)

Director:

Rafael J. Salvia

Writer:

Fernando Merelo (also story); Francisco Naranjo (also story); Rafael J. Salvia (also story); Ricardo Toledo (also story)

Actors:

Beatriz Aguirre; José Bódalo; Xan das Bolas ; Mike Brendel; Carmen Cabajos; Raúl Cancio; Joan Capri; Antonio Casas; Germán Cobos; Félix Dafauce; Marisa de Leza; Enrique Diosdado; Adriano Domínguez; Doris Duranti; Antonio Ferrandis; María Francés; Maruchi Fresno; Miguel Gómez; Mateo Guitart; Milagros Leal; Adolfo Marsillach; Julia Martínez; José Nieto; Marcelino Ornat; Sergio Orta; Vicente Parra; Nicolás D. Perchicot; Ángela Pla; María Dolores Pradera; Santiago Rivero; Joaquín Roa; Carmen Rodríguez; Fernando Sanclemente; Pilar Sanclemente; Otto Sirgo; Aníbal Vela

Description:

This movie has such a ridiculous script and acting that it can be a lot of fun. It is a perfect example of the kind of catholic cinema made in the Spanish post-war period. There's a lot of fun in it, but you need some knowledge of the Spanish scenes of the 1960's (Adolfo Marsillach, José Bódalo, Vicente Parra, etc.) to get the most out of it. You can barely recognize some of these great performers in their early appearance (what is Marsillach doing here, by the way?). It's almost unbelievable. Think of a mix of 'Airport 79' (20+ years before!!) and 'It's a wonderful life', made by a really dull filmmaker. If you're Spanish and like odd movies, this is for you. Look fast for the baptism scene, it's invaluable!!! (jdgc, Spain)

Language:

Spanish

Bach's Music:

Sonata in D Minor for violoncello, adaptatation and original fragments by Arturo Duo Vital
Ricardo Vivó (Cello)

Film Company:

Atenea Films

Format:

B&W film

VHS/DVD Label:

TT:

90 min

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Contributor: Aryeh Oron (November 2007)