Trotacalles (1951)
Matilde Landeta, l’une des premières réalisatrices du cinéma mexicain, offre un portrait nuancé et novateur du travail du sexe. Dans un monde financièrement dominé par les hommes, il n’y a pas de “gentilles” ou de “méchantes filles”, seulement des femmes dont le corps est chosifié par le patriarcat.
Directeur: Matilde Landeta
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Miroslava as Elena |
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Ernesto Alonso as Rodolfo |
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Elda Peralta as María / Azalea |
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Miguel Ángel Ferriz Sr. as Don Faustino Irigoyen |
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Aurora Izquierdo as Young Prostitute |
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Enedina Díaz de León as Ruth's Old Friend |
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Juan Orraca as Priest |
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Rogelio Fernández as Rodolfo's Henchman |
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Salvador Godínez as Rodolfo's Henchman |
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Isabela Corona as Ruth |
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Adolfo Ramírez as María's Drunk Client |
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Rodolfo Calvo as Ambassador (uncredited) |
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Jorge Cobián as Faustino's Friend in the Cabaret (uncredited) |
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Beatriz Jimeno as Elena's Friend (uncredited) |
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Cecilia Leger as Ambassador's Wife (uncredited) |
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Kika Meyer as Elena's Friend (uncredited) |
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Diana Ochoa as Ruth's Friend (uncredited) |
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Carlos Rincón Gallardo as Waiter (uncredited) |
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Wolf Ruvinskis as Carlos (uncredited) |
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Eduardo Solís as Singer (uncredited) |
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Consuelo Vidal as Singer (uncredited) |
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Enrique Zambrano as Doctor (uncredited) |
| Directing | Winfield Sánchez | Assistant Director |
| Writing | Matilde Landeta | Writer |
| Writing | Luis Spota | Story |
| Production | Guillermo Alcayde | Production Manager |
| Costume & Make-Up | Henri de Chatillon | Wardrobe Supervisor |
| Sound | Bernardo Cabrera | Sound |
| Writing | José Aguila | Writer |
| Editing | Alfredo Rosas Priego | Editor |
| Sound | Rafael Ruiz Esparza | Sound |
| Art | Luis Moya | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Rosa Guerrero | Makeup Artist |
| Directing | Matilde Landeta | Director |
| Production | Eduardo Soto Landeta | Producer |
| Sound | Gonzalo Curiel | Music |
| Camera | Felipe Quintanar | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Rosalío Solano | Director of Photography |
