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Raza

  • 1942
  • 1h 53m
IMDb RATING
3.4/10
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Raza (1942)
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When the Spanish Republic is declared in 1931, three brothers go separate ways. One, a priest, is killed by leftists. One, a member of the government, betrays his family's traditional ideals... Read allWhen the Spanish Republic is declared in 1931, three brothers go separate ways. One, a priest, is killed by leftists. One, a member of the government, betrays his family's traditional ideals. The third fights on the side of Franco to defend them.When the Spanish Republic is declared in 1931, three brothers go separate ways. One, a priest, is killed by leftists. One, a member of the government, betrays his family's traditional ideals. The third fights on the side of Franco to defend them.

  • Director
    • José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
  • Writers
    • José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
    • Antonio Román
    • Francisco Franco
  • Stars
    • Alfredo Mayo
    • Ana Mariscal
    • José Nieto
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  • IMDb RATING
    3.4/10
    701
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
    • Writers
      • José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
      • Antonio Román
      • Francisco Franco
    • Stars
      • Alfredo Mayo
      • Ana Mariscal
      • José Nieto
    • 17User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 1 win & 1 nomination total

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    Alfredo Mayo
    Alfredo Mayo
    • José Churruca
    Ana Mariscal
    Ana Mariscal
    • Marisol Mendoza
    José Nieto
    José Nieto
    • Pedro Churruca
    Blanca de Silos
    Blanca de Silos
    • Isabel Churruca
    Rosina Mendía
    Rosina Mendía
    • Isabel Acuña de Churruca
    Pilar Soler
    Pilar Soler
    • National Spy
    Julio Rey de las Heras
    Julio Rey de las Heras
    • Pedro Churruca's Father
    • (as Julio Rey)
    Luis Arroyo
    Luis Arroyo
    • Jaime Churruca
    Raúl Cancio
    Raúl Cancio
    • Luis Echevarría
    Manuel Arbó
    Manuel Arbó
    • Señor Echevarría
    Mercedes Llofríu
    • Isabel Churruca, niña
    • (as Merceditas Llofriú)
    Eduardo González
    • Child
    Consuelo Loygorri
    • Luis' Daughter
    • (as Consuelito Loygorri)
    Ángel Martínez
    • Pedro Churruca, niño
    Francisco Camoiras
    Francisco Camoiras
    • José Churruca, niño
    • (as Paquito Camoiras)
    José Crevillent
    • Luis' Son
    Juan Calvo
    Juan Calvo
    • El Campesino
    Vicente Soler
    Vicente Soler
    • Dr. Vera
    • Director
      • José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
    • Writers
      • José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
      • Antonio Román
      • Francisco Franco
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    User reviews17

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    6afoone

    Very interesting. Indispensable.

    Very interesting work to know the point of view of spanish national ideology. Franco supposedly wrote the script of this mediocre film. Indispensable to understand certain things of the Spanish Civil War.
    1Rueiro

    A straight-face parody of Franco's war.

    For years I wanted to take a look at this movie, curious by all the mythology that has been built around it. I have laughed a lot with certain reviewer who compares this monumental and infantile piece of trash to Triumph of the Will, as if giving himself some credit as a movie-cultured buff. I have seen Riefenstahl's film two or three times, and I admire her unquestionable talent as a filmmaker. In fact, Olympiad is one of my favourite films for its visual beauty and choreographic editing.

    Now, about this jewel here... The story is so laughable that not even the illustrious screenwriter Mr Franco -I wonder why he used a phony name in the credits: was he afraid of his own censors perhaps?- would ever believe it. It is curious to see Alfredo Mayo -one of the best Spanish supporting actors of all time- wasting his talents in this filth. But since he made another two Franco propaganda films around that time, I guess he was an acolyte. Fortunately, a few decades later he would work with Carlos Saura, leaving at least a few good, respectable films behind him to be remembered for.
    1RPR

    awful

    Absoluty awful. Pure fascism
    1BITELCHUS

    One of the worst screenplays in history

    Have you ever seen a Commmunist movie? Have you ever seen a Nazi movie? If you say "yes" for one of this questions, then you know what you will watch if you rent or buy "RAZA". The movie was directed by the impersonal director of the Franco´s fascist and dictatorial regime Sainz de Heredia, who was cousin of one of the most important ideological men of the only legal party in those times: Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera. The movie is glorify tale about military men against democratic men in Spanish Civil War times. If you don´t know the result of that war: Franco won the war with Hitler´s help, and wrote this movie in 1940 when he was Dictator in chief in Spain. The movie is so bad, that you laugh a lot in some scenes: The Father of the protagonists speaking about death in battlefield: "It´s a honor!! It´s wonderful die for your country!!". The Father, later, dies fighting against United States of America... and dies with a big smile in his face. All a movie of fascist glorification: The democratics are portrayed like bad people, that kill the priests, and steals the bread...

    I say you once more time... DON´T SEE THIS BAD MOVIE!!! YOU COULD BECAME A NAZI AFTER THAT... OR DIE OF LAUGHING ATTACK!!
    1ChooseMe

    Saenz de Heredia was not Reifenstahl

    Reading some of the comments about this truly awful and pathetic piece of fascist apology, I was considerably shocked.

    'Raza', written by the dictator Franco himself, is nearly a Freudian reconstruction of the Franco family history mixed with a really difficult to stand glorification of the fascist, falangist version, symbolism. Nevertheless, one has to admit that the screenplay has splendid, unintentionated, humor moments (the comments about the almogaveres are really one of those moments to be present in any compilation of absurdities).

    Even recognizing that Saenz de Heredia was a good director, in the technical way of speaking, he was not Leni Riefenstahl. More than sixty years later this film just can be look as an interesting piece of archelogy.

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    • Trivia
      The film was re-release in July 3 1950 with a new title, "Espíritu de una raza", and six minutes less of footage. Since Spain was by then an US ally, Franco's censors decided to cut all the scenes containing fascist salutes and add some dialogues to underline the anti-communist sense of the movie, instead of its former authoritarian spirit.
    • Alternate versions
      In 1950 a re-edition titled "Espíritu de una raza" was released, with the following changes:
      • Some shots and short scenes are excluded.
      • The running time and the credits titles are shorter.
      • The soundtrack is different: Dialogue is altered and all the voices are replaced, some of them different from the original version.
    • Connections
      Edited into Raza, el espíritu de Franco (1977)

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    • Release date
      • November 10, 1942 (Portugal)
    • Country of origin
      • Spain
    • Language
      • Spanish
    • Also known as
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    • Filming locations
      • Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
    • Production company
      • Cancilleria del Consejo de la Hispanidad
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 53 minutes
    • Color
      • Black and White
    • Sound mix
      • Mono
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.37 : 1

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