Passion Island (1942)
1909, a detachment of the Mexican army commanded by Captain Allende moves to Clipperton, also called the Island of the Passion, in the Pacific. After the outbreak of the revolution, the island becomes administered by the government of France, events that in principle go unnoticed by the islanders.
Director:
Emilio Fernández
Writer:
Emilio Fernández
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David Silva as Julio |
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Isabela Corona as Lolita |
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Pituka de Foronda as Maria |
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Carlos López as El Caiman |
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Miguel Ángel Ferriz Sr. as Capitan Allende |
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Pedro Armendáriz as El Toro |
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Antonio Bravo as Doctor |
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Chela Campos as Coquito |
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Miguel Inclán as Sargento |
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Emilio Fernández as Capitán barco |
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Fernando Fernández as Cantante |
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Julio Villarreal as Don Guillermo |
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Margarita Cortés as La carabina |
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Mario Gil as Juanito el chamaco |
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Stephen Berne as Cantinero (uncredited) |
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Eva Briseño as (uncredited) |
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Roberto Cañedo as Extra (uncredited) |
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Agustín Fernández as Panchito (uncredited) |
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Rogelio Fernández as (uncredited) |
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Max Langler as Cabo (uncredited) |
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Elda Loza as (uncredited) |
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Manuel Pozos as Coronel (uncredited) |
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Ramón Sánchez as Soldado (uncredited) |
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Arturo Soto Rangel as Pescador (uncredited) |
| Directing | Emilio Fernández | Director |
| Sound | Rodolfo Mendiolea | Music |
| Crew | Jack Draper | Cinematography |
| Sound | Francisco Domínguez | Music |
| Writing | Emilio Fernández | Screenplay |
| Writing | Emilio Fernández | Story |
| Production | Juan F. Azcárate | Producer |
| Editing | Charles L. Kimball | Editor |
| Art | Manuel Fontanals | Production Design |
| Art | Javier Torres Torija | Production Design |
| Camera | Agustín Jiménez | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Jorge Stahl Jr. | Camera Operator |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bertha Mendoza López | Costume Design |
| Art | Manuel Ladrón de Guevara | Set Decoration |
