
Cinematógrafo 1900
Documentary
Overview
Tribute to Segundo de Chomón. Semi-documentary featuring short films and appearances by actors who explain his works, such as Inma de Santis, Jesús Gúzman, and Ana Mariscal.
Top Cast


Jesús Guzmán
Jesús Guzmán
Segundo de Chomón
Jesús Guzmán
Segundo de Chomón


Inma de Santis
Inma de Santis
Host / Narrator
Inma de Santis
Host / Narrator


Ana Mariscal
Ana Mariscal
Self
Ana Mariscal
Self
Luis Gómez Mesa
Luis Gómez Mesa
Self
Luis Gómez Mesa
Self
Pascual Cebollada
Pascual Cebollada
Self
Pascual Cebollada
Self
José Francisco Aranda
José Francisco Aranda
Self
José Francisco Aranda
Self


Román Gubern
Román Gubern
Self
Román Gubern
Self
José del Castillo
José del Castillo
Self
José del Castillo
Self
Julienne Mathieu
Julienne Mathieu
Self (archive footage)
Julienne Mathieu
Self (archive footage)


Segundo de Chomón
Segundo de Chomón
Self (archive footage)
Segundo de Chomón
Self (archive footage)
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