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¡Arriba las mujeres! (1965)
Character: N/A
Of a South American people it sets sail a yacht of recreation with entirely female crew. The owner, Doña Gloria, desengañada of men, has decided to take a trip around the world. Meanwhile, a Spanish port it sets sail a small boat sailing, manned by a young millionaire, Federico, who wants to get away for a time of harassment of women who pursue you for your money. After a few weeks, a temporary makes wreck the boat and its occupants get save reaching an island. ... Coincidences of life, the yacht of girls has also suffered damage and they have landed on the same island.
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Eva 63 (1963)
Character: Dolores
Elena is a writer and is in a relationship with a painter, Fernando. Charo works as a waitress in a hotel and continues to dream of John Sargent, her platonic love, although when she discovers that the actor is gay she returns to her boyfriend Luis. Mara, a model, and Miguel is dating a sick man much older than them. Eugenia is a haute couture dressmaker and cares for her niece Soledad, who wants to be a singer. All of them have ambitions of love, but none is happy with their current situation.
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Escuela de seductoras (1962)
Character: N/A
Three friends in love, are ignored because of their lack of gift to conquer. After learning of the existence of a school of seduction, are enrolled as students.
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Camarote de lujo (1959)
Character: Vedette
Aurelio leaves his village and goes to the capital to work with a relative in an emigration shipping company. He soon discovers that his relative earns a bonus extorting migrants who sell tickets. But Aurelio is an honest, sensible man who cannot allow such injustice, and he gets fired. Without telling his parents or girlfriend anything about what happened, he decides to stow away on a boat to America.
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Per un pugno nell'occhio (1965)
Character: Marisol
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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Muere una mujer (1964)
Character: N/A
A salesman discovers that his wife has died under strange circumstances. Examining these circumstances, it becomes obvious to him that they were mainly caused by himself.
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I gemelli del Texas (1964)
Character: Dominique
A pair of twins survive an Indian raid on a caravan. While one of them will be raised by an army captain, the other will be raised by a bandit.
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Bienvenido, padre Murray (1964)
Character: Cantante del saloon
Early Spanish western. Ramon Torrado’s westerns remain among the most obscure ones. Of his four westerns, all shot around 1964.
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Salto a la gloria (1959)
Character: N/A
The story of doctor Santiago Ramón y Cajal, who adapting Golgi's silver staining method enabled the visualization of the real structure of the central nervous system, based on individual cells, the neurons. For which both were bestowed the Nobel prize in 1906.
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La pandilla de los once (1963)
Character: N/A
Inspired by the American gangster films, a group of thugs decides to dock the Bank of Spain. "El Rubio" explains to his men that, to commit the armed robbery, they will have to dig a gallery in the Cibeles. But, due to the threats of a rival band, "El Rubio" decides to disguise itself and pretend to be one of the most famous actors of the moment.
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