Manuel Barbachano Ponce
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Manuel Barbachano Ponce (4 April 1925 – 29 October 1994) was a Mexican film producer, director, and screenwriter associated with the development of independent and culturally oriented production in Mexico.
He produced key mid-century titles including Raíces—entered into the 1955 Cannes Film Festival—and the documentary Torero!, which received a special citation at the Venice Film Festival.
He also produced internationally recognized features such as Nazarín (directed by Luis Buñuel) and later films including María de mi corazón, Doña Herlinda y su hijo, Frida, naturaleza viva, and Tequila.
As a director, he made popular comedy features such as Chistelandia and its sequels, and he participated in the 1965 anthology Amor, amor, amor, a project linked to the First Experimental Film Contest and shaped by adaptations of contemporary Mexican literature.
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La tarea prohibida
Productor
Nazarín
Productor
Pedro Páramo
Guionista, Productor
El gallo de oro
Productor
Frida, naturaleza viva
Productor
Raíces
Escritor
Amor amor amor
Director, Adaptation
Sonatas
Productor
Doña Herlinda y su hijo
Productor
La sunamita
Productor
Tequila
Productor
Lola de mi vida
Productor, Director
Las dos Elenas
Productor
Torero!
Productor
Clandestino destino
Productor
Nueva Chistelandia
Director
Confidencias
Productor