Alas abiertas
Synopsis
The story of Captain Téllez and Lieutenant Doria, who have just completed their pilot training and are commissioned to take part in the battle against the rebels in Pachuca, Mexico. During the night, Doria is wounded and treated by Marina, the daughter of the rebel leader, Canillas. The rebels pursue both Doria and Marina, but they are rescued by Téllez, who escorts them to safety.
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- Director
- Luis Lezama
- Screenplay & Story
- Alfonso Teja Zabre
- Original Title
- Alas abiertas
- Country of Origin
- Mexico
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- Unknown
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Luis Lezama
Alfonso Teja Zabre
Roberto Turnbull
Germán Camus
Department Leadership Roster
Roberto Turnbull
Director of Photography
Luis Lezama
Director
Germán Camus
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Alas abiertas
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What is Alas abiertas about?
The story of Captain Téllez and Lieutenant Doria, who have just completed their pilot training and are commissioned to take part in the battle against the rebels in Pachuca, Mexico. During the night, Doria is wounded and treated by Marina, the daughter of the rebel leader, Canillas. The rebels pursue both Doria and Marina, but they are rescued by Téllez, who escorts them to safety.
Who directed Alas abiertas?
Alas abiertas was directed by Luis Lezama.
Who stars in Alas abiertas?
The principal cast of Alas abiertas includes Luis Ross, Carlota Santuggini, Carmen Bonifant, Enrique Cantalaúba.
When was Alas abiertas released and how long is it?
Alas abiertas was released in 1921 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Is Alas abiertas based on a book or true story?
Alas abiertas is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Alfonso Teja Zabre".