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Ruta gloriosa

Name: Ruta gloriosa
Director: Fernando Delgado
Released: 1925
Cast: Manuel Soriano, José G. del Portillo, Javier de Rivera, Caridad Santelmo, María Mayor

1925Fernando DelgadoIMDb: /10

Director

Fernando Delgado

Cast

Manuel Soriano

José G. del Portillo

Caridad Santelmo

Javier de Rivera

María Mayor

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Ruta Gloriosa Review: A Masterpiece of Spanish Cinema

When Leopoldo Alonso’s Ruta Gloriosa takes to the screen, it invites viewers into a world where the past whispers through the streets of Madrid, and every character’s path is laden...

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The movie Ruta gloriosa was directed by Fernando Delgado.

Ruta gloriosa was released in the year 1925.

Ruta gloriosa is a movie from Spain.

Ruta gloriosa features Manuel Soriano, José G. del Portillo, Caridad Santelmo, Javier de Rivera.

The screenplay for Ruta gloriosa was written by Leopoldo Alonso.

Yes, Ruta gloriosa (1925) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title.

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Summary

In the gritty streets of nineteenth-century Madrid, a pivotal moment of transformation unfolds through the eyes of Manuel Soriano, a humble shoe cobbler with a hidden past. His journey intertwines with a web of intrigue, love, and betrayal, as he navigates the dangers and allure of a city where every cobblestone hides a secret. Ruta Gloriosa, directed by Leopoldo Alonso, weaves a rich tapestry of Spanish history and human drama, exploring themes of redemption and the relentless pursuit of glory.