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The Black Man Who Had a White Soul
Peter Ward is a black singer who arrives to Madrid in 1907. He falls in love with Emma, and he offers her to be her dancer. She is restrained by her racial prejudices which will lead to an inevitable separation between them.
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Peter Ward is a black singer who arrives to Madrid in 1907. He falls in love with Emma, and he offers her to be her dancer. She is restrained by her racial prejudices which will lead to an inevitable separation between them.
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Hugo del Carril, Eduardo Borrás, José Luis Salado, Alberto Insúa
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Balart y Simó, Suevia Films
Cast
Hugo del Carril
Director
Hugo del Carril
Peter Ward
María Rosa Salgado
Emma Cortadel
Antonio Casal
Nonell
Félix Fernández
Mucio Cortadel
Carlos Díaz de Mendoza
Arévalo
Helga Liné
French Actress (as Elga Lina Stern)
María Asquerino
Luisa Olmos (as Maruja Asquerino)
Antonio Riquelme
Bélmez
Porfiria Sanchiz
Nini
Margarita Alexandre
Ginette
Julia Delgado Caro
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