La loba (1965)Director:Rafael BaledónWriter:Ramón Obón |
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Kitty de Hoyos | ... |
Clarisa Fernandez
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Joaquín Cordero | ... |
Dr. Alejandro Bernstein
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Columba Domínguez | ... |
Marcela de Fernandez
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José Elías Moreno | ... |
Profesor Fernandez
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Roberto Cañedo | ... |
Dr. González
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Noé Murayama | ... |
Cazador de Lobos
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Adriana Roel | ... |
Alicia Fernandez
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Crox Alvarado | ... |
Crumba
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Ramón Bugarini | ... |
Inspector
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Margarita Delgado |
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Judith Dupeyrón | ... |
Adelita
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Jorge Russek | ... |
Comisario
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Hortensia Santoveña |
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werewolf | heart surgery | mute child | female werewolf | sister sister relationship |Parents Guide:
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Country:
MexicoLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
1966 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
The She-Wolf See more »Filming Locations:
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"La loba" is a curiosity in Mexican cinema and perhaps the only motion picture this film industry ever dedicated to a she-wolf. It was written by Costa Rican Ramón Obón, the man behind Fernando Méndez's classic "El vampiro", and played by a cast of prestigious performers. The problems start when a physician (Joaquín Cordero) arrives at the farm of a senior colleague (José Elías Moreno), to ask for the hand of his daughter (Kitty de Hoyos), not knowing that she turns into a she-wolf with the full moon. This is not all: the film reserves a few more surprises for the viewer. It is interesting that the title character, when transformed, is played by an acrobat, and apparently the movie included a nude scene by De Hoyos, one of the pioneers of female nudity in commercial Mexican cinema, although the copy I saw only ran 78 minutes and there was an obvious cut when her full naked body was about to be revealed. Recommended to all horror film fans.