Doña Bárbara (1943)
Después de estudiar leyes en Caracas, Santos Luzardo regresa a Altamira, en la llanura venezolana, para hacerse cargo de su ganado. Son tierras dominadas por doña Bárbara, una mujer que tiene sometidos a los campesinos gracias a una mezcla de astucia, mano dura y brujería. Cuando Bárbara conoce a Santos se enamora de él e intente conquistarlo a toda costa. (FILMAFFINITY)
Directora:
Fernando de Fuentes
Escritores:
Rómulo Gallegos, Fernando de Fuentes.
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María Félix as Doña Bárbara |
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Julián Soler as Santos Luzardo |
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María Elena Marqués as Marisela Barquero |
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Andrés Soler as Lorenzo Barquero |
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Charles Rooner as Don Guillermo |
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Agustín Isunza as Juan Primito |
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Miguel Inclán as Melquiades |
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Eduardo Arozamena as Melesio Sandoval |
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Antonio R. Frausto as Antonio Sandoval |
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Pedro Galindo as Nieves |
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Paco Astol as Mujiquita |
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Arturo Soto Rangel as Coronel Pernalete |
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Manuel Dondé as Carmelito López |
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Felipe Montoya as Balbino Paiba |
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Luis Jiménez Morán as Pajarote |
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Alfonso Bedoya as Peasant |
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Roberto Cañedo as Extra (uncredited) |
| Directing | Fernando de Fuentes | Director |
| Art | Jesús Bracho | Production Design |
| Production | Jesús Grovas | Producer |
| Sound | Francisco Domínguez | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Américo Fernández | Assistant Director |
| Editing | Charles L. Kimball | Editor |
| Writing | Rómulo Gallegos | Novel |
| Writing | Rómulo Gallegos | Screenplay |
| Camera | Alex Phillips | Director of Photography |
| Production | Fernando de Fuentes | Producer |
| Writing | Fernando de Fuentes | Screenplay |
| Production | Ricardo Beltri | Production Manager |
| Sound | Howard E. Randall | Sound Engineer |
| Camera | Rosalío Solano | Camera Operator |
| Sound | Jesús González Gancy | Sound Engineer |
| Directing | Miguel M. Delgado | Co-Director |
