Santo Luzbel
| Santo Luzbel | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Miguel Sabido |
| Produced by | Dulce Kuri Gabriel Romo Alpuche |
| Written by | Miguel Sabido Julio Palaez |
| Starring | Rafael Cortes Victor Perez Roberto Alvarez Agustin Aviles Ignacio López Tarso Antonio Monroy Carlos Pichardo |
| Music by | Musicaos de San Miguel Zincacapan |
| Cinematography | Arturo De La Rosa Jorge Suarez |
| Editing by | Óscar Figueroa Jara Jorge Suarez |
| Distributed by | IMCINE(international) |
| Release date(s) | 1997 |
| Running time | 101 min |
| Country | Mexico |
| Language | Spanish & Nahuatl |
Santo Luzbel is a 1997 drama film.
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[edit] Plot
The movie takes place in present-day Mexico. The movie is about the misunderstanding between the Roman Catholics & mestizo versus the Nahuas. The main conflict in the film is between the Nahuas and everyone else on an ancient text, part in Nahuatl and part in Spanish, called the Colloquium of the Adoration of the King. The Catholic cura accuses the Nahuas of blasphmey since the text is over the discussion between Archangel Miguel & Santo Luzbel seeing them as equals instead of good & evil. The Nahuas want to perform it in full costume in the town's church, much to the dismay of the everyone else.
[edit] Cast
Director Credit Miguel Sabido Director
Cast Credit Rafael Cortes Emeterio Victor Perez Melchor Roberto Alvarez Cirilo Agustin Aviles Agustin Ignacio López Tarso Father Leopoldo Santos Higareda Antonio Monroy Olegario Carlos Pichardo Delfino Gonzalez
Production Credits Credit Dulce Kuri Executive Producer Gabriel Romo Alpuche Producer
Production Companies Credit Mexican Film Institute Production Company Producciones Nuevo Sol Production Company
Distribution Companies Credit Desert Mountain Media Domestic Video Distributor
Writer Credit Miguel Sabido Screenplay Julio Palaez Screenplay
Art Department Credit Julio Pelaez Art Director
Film Camera Credit Arturo De La Rosa Cinematographer - cinematography Jorge Suarez Cinematographer - cinematography
Film Sales Financing Credit IMCINE Foreign Distribution Sales
[edit] Awards
It had 8 Academia Mexicana nomination.
[edit] Home video
Released on DVD in 2006. Special features include English subtitles.
[edit] External links
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