If you're here looking for something to just kick back and enjoy this weekend, En cada puerto un amor from 1931 probably isn't it. This one's really for the deep-cut film historians, the folks who get a thrill out of seeing how early Spanish-language talkies actually worked. Most modern viewers, I'd bet, will find it s...
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Carlos F. Borcosque
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"If you're here looking for something to just kick back and enjoy this weekend, En cada puerto un amor from 1931 probably isn't it. This one's really for the deep-cut film historians, the folks who get a thrill out of seeing how early Spanish-language talkies actually worked. Most modern viewers, I'd bet, will find it slow and a bit... stiff. The film, as its title suggests, is a melodrama about love and perhaps, the sea. We follow... well, let's just say there are *feelings* involved, and a few ..."
Albert Richard Wetjen, Charles MacArthur, Edgar Neville
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