List of Mexican theatrical films 1917

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The list of Mexican theatrical films for 1917 includes all feature films made in Mexico that year. There were a total of 23 Mexican productions this year. The information in this list is based on David E. Wilt's book, The Mexican Filmography 1916 through 2001 , which has provided the most complete filmography for Mexico.

Legend

  • Title : If available, gives the official German film title, otherwise the original Spanish title.
  • Director : Name the director or directors of the film.
  • Genre : States the genre allocation.
  • Actors : Name three main actors.
  • Special features : Lists special features and background information on the film.

Film list

title Director genre actor particularities
Alma de sacrificio Joaquín Coss ;
Enrique Rosas
melodrama Mimí Derba ;
Emilia Ruiz del Castillo ;
Pilar Cotta
Ama a tu prójimo Joaquín Coss Docu-drama No further information is available.
El amor que triunfa Carlos Martínez de Arredondo ;
Manuel Cirerol Sansores
melodrama María Caballé ;
Carlota Millares ;
Romualdo Tirado
Los amores de Amparito Carlos Martínez de Arredondo Film comedy It is controversial whether it was a short or a long film. Further information is not available.
Barranca trágica Santiago J. Sierra Heimatfilm Elena Castro ;
Santiago J. Sierra ;
José Flores Alatorre
Chapultepec Joaquín Coss ;
Efrén Robelledo (?)
Historical film The film was not completed.
El Charro Negro Carlos Martínez de Arredondo ;
Manuel Cirerol Sansores
Action movie Manuel Cirerol Sansores ;
Mimi Ginés ;
Romualdo Tirado
It is controversial whether the film was not completed, whether it was completed and never performed, or whether it was performed.
En defensa propia Joaquín Coss melodrama Mimí Derba ;
María Caballé ;
Julio Taboada
En la sombra Joaquín Coss (?);
Enrique Rosas (?)
melodrama Andrea Perelló de Segurola ;
Ricardo Stracciari ;
Mimí Derba
The fifth and final film from the production company Azteca Films .
Entre la vida y la muerte Joaquín Coss melodrama Mimí Derba ;
Emilia Caballé ;
Julio Taboada
Most sources consider the film to be incomplete.
La luz, tríptico de la vida moderna Manuel de la Bandera melodrama Emma Padilla ;
Ernesto J. Aguero ;
Evelia Padilla
The film was a remake of the 1915 Italian film Il Fuoco , written by Gabriele D'Annunzio
Maciste turista Santiago J. Sierra ;
Carlos Fox Martínez
Film comedy Enrique Ugartechea ;
Cipri Martí ;
María Luisa Ross
The film was a remake of the Italian film Cabiria .
La muerte civil Domingo De Mezzi María Luisa Escobar de Rocabruna ;
Salvador Uriatre ;
Domingo De Mezzi
The film was based on a work by Paolo Giacometti .
Nube pasajero Manuel Cirerol Sansores Most sources describe the film as never finished.
La obsesión Manuel de la Bandera melodrama María Luisa Ross ;
Manuel de la Bandera ;
Rosa del Palacio
Patria nueva o fiestas presidenciales de los cinco primeras días de mayo de 1917 Jesús M. Garza documentary Guadalupe Camargo ;
Celia Padilla ;
Evelia Padilla
A military-sponsored documentary that contained a few fictional scenes.
La soñadora Eduardo Arozamena ;
Enrique Rosas
melodrama Mimí Derba ;
Sara Uthoff ;
Eduardo Arozamena
Tabaré Luis Lazema ;
Juan Canals de Homs
melodrama Enrique Castilla ;
Carmen Bonifant ;
Enrique Couto
Based on a poem by Juan Zorrilla de San Martín .
Tepeyac (El milagro de Tepeyac) José Manuel Ramos ;
Carlos E. Gonzáles
Fernando Sáyago
Religious melodrama Beatrice de Cordova ;
Gabriel Montiel ;
Pilar Cotta
One of the few still completely existing Mexican silent films.
La tigresa Mimí Derba melodrama Sara Uthoff ;
Fernando Navarro ;
Etelvina Rodríguez
Even though Mimí Derba is being directed, many sources say that the technical aspects were taken over by Enrique Rosas .
Trama de la vida Docu-drama Often not listed, no further information available.
Sad crepúsculo Manuel de la Bandera melodrama Carmela Patiño ;
Eugenia Ramírez ;
Fernando Navarro
El vertigo Eduardo Macedo y Arbeu ;
Ezequiel Cararsco
documentary Emma Padilla ;
Catalina D'Erzell
Recordings of a car race with a few fictional scenes.

literature

  • David E. Wilt: "The Mexican Filmography 1916 through 2001" . McFarland & Co Inc, Jefferson NC 2004. ISBN 978-0-7864-6122-6