Roberto Moll Movies
Despite regulations that prohibit male and female inmates from communicating, the dangerous mental patient Pedro and his beloved Esperanza, a woman who is prone to setting houses on fire, somehow manage to communicate their love for one another. Difficult and tragic conditions in Venezuela's mental health facilities are clearly illuminated in this well-regarded drama. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
- Starring:
- Roberto Moll
- 1973
This black-and-white Peruvian drama brings the story of young leftist collegians to the screen as they attempt to get a memorial plaque for one of their heroes placed in a public building. Their hero was the guerilla soldier and poet Javier Heraud. Their efforts are opposed by a group of right-wing students on campus. Secondary stories concern a love affair between a society playboy and his stewardess girlfriend and the production of a music concert. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
- 1973
In the early '70s, exploring the thinking of the younger generation was a novelty in Peru (where this Spanish-language film was made) as much as in the U.S. Using cinema verité techniques, this movie chronicles the philosophy, way of life and love of a young couple. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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