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9.0 / 10(1 votes)IMDb19521h 15mSpain

Souls in Danger

Almas en peligro

Synopsis

Two boys are sent to reform school under the guidance of Father Fernando, a young and dedicated priest.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Antonio Santillán
Screenplay & Story
Juan Lladó, Antonio Santillán, Jesús Pascual, Jesús Fernánez, Joaquín Fernández
Original Score
Augusto Algueró
Original Title
Almas en peligro
Country of Origin
Spain
Spoken Languages
Spanish
Runtime
1h 15m
Production Studios
Cicosa, IFI Producción S.A., Victoria Films

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Antonio Santillán

Screenplay & Story

Juan Lladó, Antonio Santillán, Jesús Pascual, Jesús Fernánez, Joaquín Fernández

Original Score & Music

Augusto Algueró

Department Leadership Roster

Antonio Santillán

Director

Juan Lladó

Writer

Antonio Santillán

Writer

Augusto Algueró

Augusto Algueró

Original Music Composer

Jesús Pascual

Writer

Jesús Fernánez

Writer

Joaquín Fernández

Writer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Souls in Danger

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Souls in Danger about?

Two boys are sent to reform school under the guidance of Father Fernando, a young and dedicated priest.

Who directed Souls in Danger?

Souls in Danger was directed by Antonio Santillán.

Who stars in Souls in Danger?

The principal cast of Souls in Danger includes Pedro Anzola, Barta Barri, Jesús Colomer, Isabel de Castro, Manuel Gas.

When was Souls in Danger released and how long is it?

Souls in Danger was released in 1952 with a total runtime of 1h 15m.

Who composed the musical score for Souls in Danger?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Souls in Danger was composed by Augusto Algueró.