Poverty In Black And White
Poor Black characters are usually surrounded by crime and violence, while poor White characters are portrayed as noble and hard-working.
Bahia Blanca
Pocho Martin's body is found dead on the shore of a fishing village. According to the forensic Ramiro, Pocho has been assassinated, which alerts the Commissioner Carlos. Young Silvia, Pocho's friend, receives the sad news but is more concerned about her impending wedding with Andy. Crackpot Oscar speaks to Carlos of the dangerous sirens of Deer Island, evil women who attract sailors and annihilate them. When Ramiro and Carlos go to the island, they find the sisters Lila and Mary, who run a tavern / brothel near the beach. Carlos and Lila are old acquaintances and celebrate the reunion, but the murder of Pocho remains unsolved.
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Pocho Martin's body is found dead on the shore of a fishing village. According to the forensic Ramiro, Pocho has been assassinated, which alerts the Commissioner Carlos. Young Silvia, Pocho's friend, receives the sad news but is more concerned about her impending wedding with Andy. Crackpot Oscar speaks to Carlos of the dangerous sirens of Deer Island, evil women who attract sailors and annihilate them. When Ramiro and Carlos go to the island, they find the sisters Lila and Mary, who run a tavern / brothel near the beach. Carlos and Lila are old acquaintances and celebrate the reunion, but the murder of Pocho remains unsolved.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Jesús Franco, Jesús Franco
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Manacoa Films
Cast
Jesús Franco
Director
Eva León
Alida
Lina Romay
María
Antonio Mayans
Inspector Carlos Fernández
Trino Trives
León Maderos
Analía Ivars
Silvia Maderos
Antonio Rebollo
Raul Sebastián (as Tony Skios)
José Llamas
Andy Sebastián
Juan Soler
Dr. Ramiro Sarmiento (as Juan Cozar)
Ángel Ordiales
Rufo (as Ángel Santander)
Flavia Hervás
(as Flavia Hervás)
Juana de la Morena
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