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El pórtico de la gloria (1953)
Character: Alejandra / Pilar
This could be considered the inaugural film of the Jacobean fiction film. Its argument follows the adventures of a group of children of a Mexican Children's Choir, who travel as pilgrims to Compostela, coinciding with the Holy Year. On their journey, they meet a rich and elegant woman, with a sad and dark past, which will provide protection to them.
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Hembra (1970)
Character: N/A
A woman takes a man home for shelter after a robbery
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El señor de La Salle (1964)
Character: Madame de Chartre
Biography of San Juan Bautista de la Salle , where the effort and hardships that this canon of the nobility had to overcome in order to offer universal and free education to children, his main devotion, in the time of Louis XIV, are appreciated.
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Sierra maldita (1955)
Character: N/A
A small Spanish town is divided between the upper and lower parts. In the wealthy upper part, all the women are barren. Juan from the poor lower part falls in love with Luz, a pretty girl from the upper side: a girl who must of course be barren.
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Pasos de angustia (1957)
Character: Ana
An unhappily married man has an accident, he survives but is no longer able to talk. Back home his wife has started a new luxurious life and is now working for a famous solicitor. Jealousy will lead to crime.
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España insólita (1965)
Character: (voice)
"España insólita" is that different, unknown and humble Spain that does not appear on postcards or tourist itineraries. Aguirre embarked on a trip to the most remote villages of the country to witness the existence of a legend, an ancient custom, an unknown dance.
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Canción de cuna (1961)
Character: Sor Juana de la Cruz
In a Castilian convent of the late nineteenth century, the community of cloistered nuns celebrates the onomastic of their superior with a poem. She is also visited by the doctor, Don Jose, who diagnosed a disease with poor prognosis. Shortly after a sister picks up a beautiful girl who has been abandoned at the door of the convent and the doctor, despite being single, offers to legally adopt her and assign her to the convent as a pupil.
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Tercio de quites (1951)
Character: Manuela
Spanish bullfighter and a Mexican one have a friendly rivalry spanning decades.
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Goliath contro i giganti (1961)
Character: N/A
Muscleman fights sea monsters and Amazon warriors, then returns home to find a race of giants living in a valley, into which fellow countrymen are being thrown as punishment for opposing a usurper king and his consort.
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Una muchachita de Valladolid (1958)
Character: Alexandra Aymat
Mercedes is a very simple girl from Valladolid who marries a plenipotentiary minister. They are in America with the mission to seize some oil concessions. Patricio is forced to seduce the wife of a Chancellor as Mercedes, casually gets more information of the diplomat.
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Per un pugno nell'occhio (1965)
Character: Consuelo
Franco and Ciccio mosey into the Mexican border town of Santa Genoviefa. Both are dressed in ponchos, one rides a small mule, one a large one. They are gun salesmen, peddling their wares from town to town.
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Thunderstorm (1956)
Character: N/A
A luminously beautiful, provocative young woman is rescued near a small fishing village on the Spanish coast. The scene is set for a drama of dangerous passion that threatens to tear apart the simple, tranquil life of the village forever.
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La rivolta dei gladiatori (1958)
Character: Ramnis
Marcus Numidius, a Roman tribune sent to Armenia to put down a gladiators' revolt, captures the rebels' popular leader, Asclepius. Princess Amira, with ambitions of being Queen and jealous of Asclepius' popularity, plans his death in the arena by substituting a lion for his human opponent
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Culpables (1960)
Character: Mercedes
A group of people are trapped in a theatre and one of them is a killer.
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