La tía Tula (1964)The film is a picture of Tula a woman being single and repressed who believes that she has to help her brother-in-law Ramiro forgetting that she is a woman. Director:Miguel Picazo |
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Title: La tía Tula (1964)
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Aurora Bautista | ... |
Tula
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Carlos Estrada | ... |
Ramiro
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Irene Gutiérrez Caba | ... |
Herminia
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Laly Soldevila | ... |
Amalita
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Enriqueta Carballeira | ... |
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Paloma Lorena |
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Paul Ellis | ... |
Tio Pedro
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Emilia Zambrano |
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Coral Pellicer |
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Montserrat Julió | ... |
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Chiro Bermejo |
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Esmeralda Adam García | ... |
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Margarita Calahorra |
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María Hevia |
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María Teresa Dressel | ... |
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The film is a picture of Tula a woman being single and repressed who believes that she has to help her brother-in-law Ramiro forgetting that she is a woman. Written by Volker Boehm
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single | catholic priest | aunt niece relationship | house party | widower |Genres:
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Country:
SpainLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
2 June 1965 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Castilla-La Mancha, SpainBox Office
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ESP 11,199,634 (Spain)Company Credits
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There is something very important to say. This movie was never released in Argentina. It was part of a cycle about New Spanish Movie far away and long ago. It is a pity because after so many years the images in black and white of that odd summer spent by Ramiro and Tula remained in your mind and it doesn't faint. The film is based upon Miguel de Unamuno's novel but director Miguel Picazo and actress Aurora Bautista -in the best performance a Spanish actress was ever given- try a new meaning for the literary text. And the repression, the wrong conception of life, the false pride and the prejudices of a woman turn a man into a tragic figure. It is not Tula the one the spectator pities. It is Ramiro -a good performance by Argentinian Carlos Estrada-. One of the Spanish movies of all time. abel posadas