ULTRA CLáSICO

Colombian film revisits a violent past on Utra Clásico

Francisco Norden, A Man of Principle, Banal, Norden, Cinema of Colombia, Film, Creative works

Cndores no entierran todos los das (A man of principles) is a 90 minutes, Color, 35mm film directed by Francisco Norden.

Key Points: 
  • Cndores no entierran todos los das (A man of principles) is a 90 minutes, Color, 35mm film directed by Francisco Norden.
  • Written by Norden, Dunav Kuzmanich, Antonio Montaa, Carlos Jos Reyes, based on the novel by Gustavo Alvarez Gardezabal.
  • According Paul Lenti, from the Berkeley Art Museums Film Program, the Condor was an ordinary man and a banal asthmatic.
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An excellent selection of vintage cinema premieres this season on Ultra Clásico

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Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Films, Creative works, Spanish films, The Sea Pirate, Amanecer, Tigre, Sergio Bergonzelli

Amanecer en Puerta Oscura(Whom God Forgives) is a 1957 Spanish action film directed by Jos Mara Forqu.

Key Points: 
  • Amanecer en Puerta Oscura(Whom God Forgives) is a 1957 Spanish action film directed by Jos Mara Forqu.
  • El Tigre de los Siete Mares(The Sea Pirates) is a 1966 French-Italian-Spanish action film directed by Sergio Bergonzelli and Roy Rowland.
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Ultra Clásico Restored Golden Age Gems Screened at Hispanic Culture Film Festival

Ultra Music Festival, Electronic music

Its an opportunity to restore history and share that culture with the next generation, not just the language but the history.

Key Points: 
  • Its an opportunity to restore history and share that culture with the next generation, not just the language but the history.
  • "The HCFF is the first festival ever to have as its main objective to celebrate, primarily through film, the Hispanic culture in the U.S.," HCFF Festival Director Eugenio Maslowski said.
  • "This year, we are particularly honored to be able to screen four digitally remastered Mexican classics from Olympusat's Ultra Clsico catalog."
  • The restored films selected for screening at HCFF and many others can be seen in HD on the Ultra Clsico network.