Death in Granada
(1996)
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Death in Granada
(1996)
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| Andy Garcia | ... | ||
| Esai Morales | ... |
Ricardo
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| Naím Thomas | ... |
Young Ricardo
(as Naim Thomas)
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Gonzalo Penche | ... |
Jorge Aguirre
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Teresa José Berganza | ... |
Mercedes
(as Teresa Jose Berganza)
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Eusebio Lázaro | ... |
Vicente Fernandez
(as Eusebio Lazaro)
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| Tony Plana | ... |
Lorca's Friend Marcos
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| Barbara Pilavin | ... |
Old Woman in 'Yerma'
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| Denise Blasor | ... | ||
| Moctesuma Esparza | ... |
Angry Man
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| Gonzalo Menendez | ... |
Young Man
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| Miguel Ferrer | ... | ||
| Edward James Olmos | ... |
Roberto Lozano
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| James Patrick Stuart | ... |
Stagehand
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| Javier Grajeda | ... |
Juan in 'Yerma'
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A journalist (Esai Morales) starts an investigation into the disappearance of famed poet and political agitator, Garcia Lorca (Andy Garcia), who disappeared in the early days of the Spanish Civil War in the the 1930's. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
When you go to watch a movie dubbed `Lorca', you expect it to have something to do with Lorca. This one doesn't. They only take advantage of the great Andalusian poet's name to sell a low quality product. It is a bad detective story. Some one is looking for something no one is interested in. ¿Who killed Lorca? A firing squad, of course. ¿Who gave the order? Nobody cares. Millions of people were executed by both sides during the Spanish Civil War. Garcia Lorca (this is his correct last name) happened to be on the losing party, so if someone could have taken credit for his death, he would have done so immediately. Franco surely would have decorated him. No one had, or has, to hide for this particular reason. To sum it up: avoid it.