The Dressel Family
Fernando de Fuentes was among the most famous and versatile writer-directors of Mexican cinema’s Golden Age, etching his style on genres as varied as the Western and the musical. In his immigrant melodrama The Dressel Family, De Fuentes addresses the “problem” of the ferreteros: successful bourgeois German families who established their own self-sufficient community within Mexico City, but in doing so—it was widely felt—preserved their haughty colonialist attitudes toward the native population. The head of the Dressel household is a proud and stubborn German matriarch who, disdainful of her son’s mixed marriage, sets out to destroy the reputation of his young wife, a Mexican radio singer (played by the beautiful and talented Consuelo Frank).
Year: 1935
Studio: Impulsora Cinematográfica (ICSA)
Director: Fernando de Fuentes
Cast: Consuelo Frank, Jorge Vélez, Rosita Arriaga, Ramón Armengod, Julián Soler, Manuel Tamés
Crew: Fernando de Fuentes (Producer), Juan S. Garrido (Original Music Composer), Francisco Gómez Palacio (Art Direction), Fernando de Fuentes (Writer), Alex Phillips (Director of Photography), Fernando de Fuentes (Editor)
Runtime: 80 minutes
Release: Jul 13, 1935
IMDb: 3.70/10 by 3 users
Popularity: 0
Country: Mexico
Language: Español
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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