The best Rafael Arcos’s drama movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Rafael Arcos’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Rafael Arcos.
Violetas imperiales
5.3/10
Fango
3.6/10
Night of Red Wine
6.2/10
A man and a woman, both disappointed with their partners, meet by chance at the beginning of the night. They will spend the night together drinking red wine in Barcelona's Chinatown.
La hora incógnita
6.6/10
In a small Spanish town, is expected to explode a nuclear bomb to ten at night. All neighbors leave, except for thirteen people who are gathered in the church and, with the help of the pastor, will find that there is still a possibility of salvation.
Call Girl (La vida privada de una señorita bien)
5.3/10
A girl enters the service of the owner of a brothel who will start her in the trade. One of the first destape films, famous for being banned by censorship. He barely has interest.
El anónimo
Luto Riguroso
5.6/10
After the death of the Father, the women of the family gather at an old isolated house. Old rivalries surface causing nobody to notice the youngest daughter, Loli, sneaking out to meet up with a local hermit. The naïve girl quickly ends up pregnant. After Loli is raped whilst travelling home, everything comes to light and causes unexpected changes for the family.
Gloria Mairena
4.8/10
A widower turned Catholic priest can't overcome his memories of his deceased wife Gloria Mairena, who seems to have found a duplicate in looks and voice in the couple's daughter.
Cinco almohadas para una noche
5.4/10
Ana, a girl who is about to get married, discovers in her boyfriend's house a photograph in which her mother, dead at birth, and her future father-in-law appear in a very affectionate way.
To Die... To Sleep... Perchance to Dream
5.8/10
Given the proximity of death, the experiences of the past come to the memory of Juan. In a fragmented, sometimes confused way, Juan relives the crucial moments of his life, always linked to the names of women. Moments that remind him of having missed numerous opportunities to be happy.
Alba de América
5.4/10
Kingdom of Castile, the late fifteenth century. The film chronicles the events that Cristóbal Colón lived (Antonio Vilar) from their stay in the Convent of La Rabida, his meeting with the Catholic Monarchs and, above all, the great odyssey that led to cross the Atlantic and reach the shores of America (1492), thus beginning a new era in the history of mankind.
Viento del norte
6.1/10
Una mujer y un cobarde
