Anyway, Juan is Your Name (1976)
Analytical view of one of the least reported conflicts of national cinema: the Cristero movement that developed in the regions of western Mexico between 1926 and 1929, highlighting the inability to be faithful to both the Church and the State.
Director: Marcela Fernández Violante
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Jorge Russek as |
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Patricia Aspíllaga as |
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Rocío Brambila as |
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Juan Ferrara as |
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José Martí as |
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Felipe Casanova as |
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Salvador Sánchez as |
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Pilar Souza as |
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Ramón Menéndez as |
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Jorge Fegán as |
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Honorato Magaloni as |
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Carlos Rotzinger as |
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Manuel Dondé as |
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Luis Basurto as |
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Jose Brown as |
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Roberto Ruy as |
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Elsa Benn as |
| Crew | Mily Bermejo | Compositor |
| Art | Marcela Fernández Violante | Production Design |
| Directing | Marcela Fernández Violante | Director |
| Crew | Arturo de la Rosa | Cinematography |
| Writing | Adrian Palomeque | Writer |
| Editing | Marcelino Aupart | Editor |
| Editing | Giovanni Korporaal | Editor |
| Writing | Marcela Fernández Violante | Writer |
| Writing | Mitl Valdez | Writer |
