MOVIE POSTER Hebrew SPANISH FILM Israel THE HOLY INNOCENTS Jewish SANTOS INOCENT

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Here for sale is an ORIGINAL beautifuly illustrated colorful ISRAELI Theatre POSTER .  The theatre poster depicts an impressive IMAGE from the Spanish movie : "LOS SANTOS INOCENTES " ( The HOLY INNOCENTS ) .
The poster was issued in 1984 by the Israeli distributers of the film for its ISRAELI PREMIERE RELEASE . Kindly note : This is an ISRAELI MADE poster - Designed , Printed and distributed only in Israel
. The poster is in very good condition. Printed on thin paper. . Size around 24" x 32". Folded once. Should be very attractive framed behind glass ( Please watch the scan for a reliable AS IS scan ) . Poster will be sent rolled in a special protective rigid sealed tube.
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: This poster is an ORIGINAL vintage 1984 theatre poster , NOT a reproduction or a reprint  , It holds a life long GUARANTEE for its AUTHENTICITY and ORIGINALITY.
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Shipp worldwide via registered airmail is $  25 . Poster will be sent rolled in a special protective rigid sealed tube.
Will be sent inside a protective envelope
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Handling around 5 days after payment.
Los santos inocentes
or
The Holy Innocents
is a Spanish drama film directed by Mario Camus , based on famous Miguel Delibes' same title novel. It is starred by Alfredo Landa and Francisco Rabal. Landa and Rabal won the Best Actor Award at the 1984 Cannes Film Festival. It was voted the eighth best Spanish film by professionals and critics in 1996 Spanish cinema centenary.
Cast
Alfredo Landa - Paco, El Baj  Terele Pávez - Régula Belén Ballesteros- Nieves Juan Sachez - Quirce Susana Sánchez - La Niña Chica Francisco Rabal - Azarías Ágata Lys - Doña Pura Agustín González - Don Pedro Juan Diego - Señorito Iván Mary Carrillo - Señora Marquesa José Guardiola - Señorito de la Jara Manuel Zarzo - Don Manuel, el doctor
References
"Festival de Cannes: Los santos inocentes".
festival-cannes.com
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Retrieved 2009-06-23
. The picture tells the story of a peasant family from Estremadura who, as many others, lives under and is subjected to the landowning class ruling over them through the control of resources. The members of the family dream with the possibility of escaping poverty, of learning to read and write, to express themselves. Those are the means affording a forward tread. They dare to dream and later they will dare to try. But their life has been a continuous renouncing and obeying. Their fate has been preordained for many generations, and only something violent, entirely new and beyond the daily routine, will smash up the regular life to which they are condemned.  Credits Mario CAMUS - Director  Mario CAMUS - Screenplay  Antonio LARRETA - Screenplay  Manuel MATJI - Screenplay  Hans BURMANN - Cinematography  Anton GARCIA ABRIL - Music  Actors Mary CARRILLO Juan DIEGO Agustin GONZALEZ Alfredo LANDA Agata LYS Maribel MARTIN Terele PAVEZ Francisco RABAL
LoDsantos inocentes
Directed by Mario Camus Produced by Julián Mateos Written by Antonio Larreta Manuel Matji Mario Camus Starring Alfredo Landa Francisco Rabal Terele Pávez Belén Ballesteros Juan Sánchez Agata Lys Agustín González Juan Diego Mary Carrillo Maribel Martín Music by Antón García Abril Cinematography Hans Burman Release date(s)
4 April 1984
Spain
2 June 1985
USA Running time 105 minutes Country Spain Language Spanish   This film will shake you to the bottom. It is truly unusual to come across a movie where deep sociological, psychological and historical issues are dealt with so soberly. This movie shows quietly all the horror and brutality of rural (feudal) life in southern Spain during the hard years of the Franco dictatorship. This film, and the novel it is based on (by M. Delibes) pays humble homage to the history of millions who were silently oppressed by the class of rural landowners that supported Franco. Now, what performances by Juan Diego, Alfredo Landa and Paco Rabal. I really recommend it to anyone interested in realist art.
Los santos inocentes
es una película española de 194 dirigida por Mario Camus basada en la novela homónima de Miguel Delibes y ambientada en un cortijo de Extremadura en la década de 1960. Alfredo Landa y Francisco Rabal consiguieron
ex aequo
el Premio de interpretación masculina en el Festival de Cannes.
Ficha artística
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Argumento
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Una familia de campesinos formada por Paco y Régula y sus tres hijos, Nieves, Quirce y Charito viven en una humilde casa al servicio de los señores del cortijo, trabajando, obedeciendo y soportando humillaciones sin queja alguna. Su única aspiración es que sus hijos estudien para abandonar la vida que llevan. Charito, su hija menor, a la que llaman la niña chica, es retrasada mental y permanece siempre en una cuna. A la familia pronto se suma Azarías, hermano de Régula, al ser despedido de su trabajo en otro cortijo cercano. Azarías es un inocente con dificultad de expresión y retraso mental, cuya única preocupación es la cría de una pequeña grajilla, su
milana bonita
. La vida en el cortijo sigue la misma rutina de siempre, unos mandan y otros obedecen; acontecimientos familiares, cacerías y fiestas se suceden en la Casa Grande. En una de estas cacerías, el señorito Iván mata con su escopeta al pájaro de Azarías, lo que provoca una respuesta brutal por parte de éste. Temas principales de la historia: La opresión por parte de los señores. El desprecio y la falta de atención hacia sus criados. Las humillaciones continuas a las que son sometidos cada día los sirvientes. La incultura generalizada en las clases bajas de la sociedad de la época. La resignación de los miembros de las clases bajas al aceptar su condición de inferiores, siendo considerados casi como seres no humanos.  Meant to reflect the harsh realities of segments of society in 1960s, Franco-era Spain, this slow-moving, drawn-out story is about a struggling, impoverished family who work on the estate of a wealthy aristocrat. Paco (Alfredo Landa) is the head of his small family who constantly tries to placate his irascible overlords and also teaches them how to hunt birds. His wife Régula (Terele Pávez) is as subservient as Paco. The family is rounded out by a mute, crippled daughter, a son away at military service, and Azarias (Francisco Rabal), an uncle whose mental stability is in question. These individuals are contrasted with Señor Iván (Juan Diego) who rules over them with a detached incomprehension that brands the family as not much different than the animals he hunts. The señor has no compunction about shooting Azarias's pet bird, or forcing Paco to continue with a bird hunt even though he has fallen and broken his leg. Given the insane behavior of the aristocratic Iván, the half-crazy Azarias might be the only one to get through to him on his own level. The 1984
Cannes Film Festival
awarded Alfredo Landa and Francisco Rabal a shared "Best Actor" Award for their roles in this film. EBAY236