
La flor de la ribera
Synopsis
Unlike most works of that era that revolved around tango, the fictional film tells the story of a young opera singer. Following in Ferreyra's footsteps, the film explores the streets of La Boca, the port, and the bar, with a marked realism even as the fictional narrative—a young fisherman becomes an international opera star, leaving her humble girlfriend behind—drives the action forward, culminating in a drama with an unexpected ending.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Antonio Magnano
- Original Title
- La flor de la ribera
- Country of Origin
- Argentina
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 30m
- Production Studios
- Asociación Cinematográfica de los XII
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Antonio Magnano
Adán H. Jacko
Department Leadership Roster
Antonio Magnano
Director
Adán H. Jacko
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About La flor de la ribera
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is La flor de la ribera about?
Unlike most works of that era that revolved around tango, the fictional film tells the story of a young opera singer. Following in Ferreyra's footsteps, the film explores the streets of La Boca, the port, and the bar, with a marked realism even as the fictional narrative—a young fisherman becomes an international opera star, leaving her humble girlfriend behind—drives the action forward, culminating in a drama with an unexpected ending.
Who directed La flor de la ribera?
La flor de la ribera was directed by Antonio Magnano.
Who stars in La flor de la ribera?
The principal cast of La flor de la ribera includes Horacio Priani, Eva Bosch, Juan Soruli, Horacio Sangiácomo.
When was La flor de la ribera released and how long is it?
La flor de la ribera was released in 1931 with a total runtime of 30m.
