MEXICO CITY.- More than 100 Mexican films will be available for free on Canela.TV in the Cine de Oro collection.
The initial list of titles that will be available includes I have to eat that prickly pear (1945), starring Jorge Negrete, La devoradora (1946), with María Flix, Escuela de Vagabundos (1955) with Pedro Infante and What happened to Samsón (1955), starring comedian Tin Tan.
The collection will also include films by the comedian La India María such as Duro Pero Seguro (1975) and Sor Tequila (1978); as well as Through the False Door (1950), starring Rita Macedo and Pedro Armendriz, Educando a Pap (1955), with Fernando Soler, Bachelor’s Department (1971), with Mauricio Garcs and La criada bien criada (1972) with Mara Victoria and Chabelo.
The first installment of the collection will be available from June 13 and titles will be added throughout the year.
Cine de Oro is Canela Media’s most recent initiative to preserve Latin culture. The films were restored to high definition and are part of the Diana International Films library.
In 1942 my grandfather founded Diana International Films to celebrate the numerous films he directed and the Golden Age of Cine Mexican, said Fernando de Fuentes III, President of Diana International Films and grandson of the filmmaker Mexican Fernando Fuentes in a statement. We are excited for Canela.TV to present these cultural treasures to a broader audience, including the United States, for different generations of Latinos to enjoy.
Isabel Rafferty Zavala, founder and CEO of Canela Media, said: We are delighted to bring these Mexican classics of the Golden Cinema for our audience to enjoy for free and exclusively on Canela.TV. ( ) Canela Media is committed to preserving these cinematographic treasures for future generations.
Canela Media and its free streaming platform Canela.TV, grants access to unique content, both in video on demand and live channels, with a unique combination of musical programming through Canela Music, children’s content in Spanish through Canela Kids, sports programming through Canela Deportes, news on Canela News and a library of classic Mexican novels and films.
FUENTE: AP
