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La diosa arrodillada
1947 | B/N | 107:00
Antonio gives his wife, Elena, a statue of a nude woman for their anniversary. However, the model who posed for it is Raquel, his lover. Elena dies under mysterious circumstances, and Raquel demands that Antonio marry her or she will expose him.

Country: México
Direction: Gavaldón; Roberto
Script: Gavaldón; Roberto, Revueltas; José
Production: Lowenthal; Rodolfo
Photography: Phillips; Alex
Sound: de la Rosa; Nicolás
Music: Halffter; Rodolfo
Cast:Félix; María, de Córdova; Arturo, Granados; Rosario, Bonanova; Fortunio, Baena; Carlos M., Alcayde; Rafael, Gentil Arcos; Natalia
Art direction: Fontanals; Manuel
Participation year at FICM: 2025

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