Los expatriados (1963)
The film, which is an ode to Rafael Hernández's song "Lamento borincano", is a social commentary of the political and social policies of the 40's and 50's which led to the abandonment of what was seen by many as the "pure", "virtuous" life of the finca (farm) for the "corrupting" influence of urban centers like San Juan and New York City.
Director:
Fernando Cortés
Writers:
Fernando Cortés, Julio Porter.
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Mapy Cortés as Perla |
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Arturo Correa as Juan |
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Braulio Castillo as Antonio |
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Adalberto Rodríguez Machuchal as Mayor |
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Maribella García as Marta |
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Luis Aguilar as Luis Valdés, el licenciado |
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Rafael Hernández as Himself |
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Walter Busó as |
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Aidita Mercado as |
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Vicente Vázquez as |
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Luis Lucio as |
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Enrique Vázquez as |
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Angel Irizarry as |
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Tony Davila as |
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Frank Vidal as |
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Luis Vera as |
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Julito Rodriguez as |
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Jack Bolivar as |
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Mario Cox as |
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Angelica Morfi as |
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Luis Vigoreaux as Himself |
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Gilda Galán as Rosa |
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Miguel Ángel Álvarez as Arturo |
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José de San Antón as Priest |
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Luis A. Martínez as |
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Gladys Rodríguez as Carmen |
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José Grajales hijo as |
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Hector Cordero hijo as |
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Orlando Rodríguez as |
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Ernesto Macmanus as |
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Alberto Lopez Perea as |
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Blanca Moreno as |
| Writing | Fernando Cortés | Screenplay |
| Writing | Julio Porter | Screenplay |
| Writing | Alejandro Verbitzky | Story |
| Writing | José Llamas | Story |
| Production | Enrique Martínez Dávila | Associate Producer |
| Production | Damián Rosa | Executive Producer |
| Production | Alberto Bruno | Associate Producer |
| Directing | Fernando Cortés | Director |
