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The Modern Art Museum in New York (Mama) will dedicate you to the film series called Mexican Golden Age Film Icon Maria Felix, titled “Maria Felix: La Dona”.
The screens, which are being held at the Museum’s Debra and Leone Black Family Film Center from July 11 to 27, will have screenplays of symbols of Maria Felix between 1942 and 1957, ie “Dona Barbara” (1943), “Namorada” (1946) and more.
This is not the first time Moma The Mexican has provided dedicated screenings dedicated to the cinema, in which La Donna – Felix appeared on the screen. In 2015, the place was screened by Emilio Fernandez, “Enmorada” (love), and in 2019, Roberto Gavaldan performed it with “La Dosa Arotilada” (Dosa Arotilada “, which was filmed in 1947. However, this is the first time Moma has screened a series dedicated to Felix.
Defines her as “the largest international star that was released” Mexican Cinema’s ‘Oro Era,’ Felix said Moma was a “cultural phenomenon, and she redefined feminism on the screen through the portrayal of the hard, dominant women who opposed the social traditions of her time.”
Despite not participating in the Hollywood film, the plan is trying to recognize Felix’s life to plan “The Commanding Screen Prassens”, which made him an internationally famous actress.
“Hollywood has never given a role I wanted,” Felix once said. “They will give me the Indian roles that they don’t like, while in my country, I did what I wanted.”
Felix wanted to work on projects in other countries including Spain, Argentina and France. The French production of Felix starring Jean Renoer, “French Conchan” (1955), is part of Moma’s screens.
The museum contributes to the artist’s magic, including “his turbulent relationship with composer Augustine Lara, close friendship with the arts such as Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and the attractive rumors of Mexico’s Tablet Press”.
In addition to the support of Mexico’s National Autonomous University Film Library, the event is managed by Dave Kehr and Steve McFarlane, along with Daniela Michael and programmer Chloe Rodik, the director of the Muresh International Film Festival.
Maria Felix was born on April 8, 1914 in Sonora’s álamos. From a very young age, his beauty and personality led him to win the competition and led to the importance of society. After the birth of his first marriage and his son, Enrik, he moved to Mexico, where filmmaker Mikul Zagariaz discovered him. He made her debut with the movie in 1942 Ánimas’s rockIt started her star.
Felix has acted in over 40 films in Mexico and Europe. He passed away on April 8, 2002 at 88. Lara’s popular song Maria Bonida She is dedicated to her.
With reports from EconomistOvarian Biography and lifeAnd Millinium
