I think that's how you spell it. I can't be sure. There seem to be too many 'o's in Colombia. They might have decided to save one of the 'l's here to use on llamas.
Anyway, on to the usual review of the movie for which James A. Fitzpatrick sent the Technicolor cameras to Colombia under the supervision of -- checks credits -- Robert Carney, to shoot Baranquilla and Cartagena. I know it's a small country on the map, but surely there's more to the country than two towns and a dock. The capital has docks and a fancy hotel. The former citadel is what they call 'picturesque', which means run down.
The copy that plays on Turner Classic Movies survives in pretty good shape.
Anyway, on to the usual review of the movie for which James A. Fitzpatrick sent the Technicolor cameras to Colombia under the supervision of -- checks credits -- Robert Carney, to shoot Baranquilla and Cartagena. I know it's a small country on the map, but surely there's more to the country than two towns and a dock. The capital has docks and a fancy hotel. The former citadel is what they call 'picturesque', which means run down.
The copy that plays on Turner Classic Movies survives in pretty good shape.