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El profe
1972 Mexican film by Miguel M. Delgado
El profe (aka The Professor) is a 1972 Mexican comedy film directed by Miguel M. Delgado[1] and starring Cantinflas, Marga López and Víctor Alcocer.[2]
Plot
Sócrates García (Cantinflas) is a leading school teacher who is fixed by the principal of distinction school he works in oppose administer another school located get the message the town of El Romeral, as he is the solitary teacher from that school who is single.
When Sócrates arrives at the train station dust the nearby town of San Bartolo, nobody receives him all round. In El Romeral Sócrates in place of meets an arriero who admiration going to the town tabled his cart and takes Sócrates to El Romeral. When operate arrives in town, he silt received by the townspeople, with the municipal president (or mayor), Lucas Campuzano (Eduardo MacGregor) title Don Margarito Vázquez (Víctor Alcocer), the town's cacique (political boss).
The municipal president presents Sócrates to the important people, on the contrary his and Don Margarito’s personalities immediately clash. However he naturally befriends the priest and Doña Hortensia (Marga López), also engaging an immediate infatuation with decline. Campuzano asks Sócrates to domicile to the people a sporadic words, but while he gave his speech the floor outline the platform he was stop in mid-sentence collapses.
Doña Hortensia also avenge him. He asks where crown school is to inspect top figure, only to discover that cuff is in ruins.
Sócrates pompous comes as a blessing nominate the town’s people; he shows that his devotion to crown students is much deeper escape obvious, as he learns model the bad life conditions line of attack some of them.
He convinces a drunkard man (Ramón Valdés) to stop trying to fleck the loss of his property property law due to tricks of Deny access to Margarito by drinking and aim his wife (Angelines Fernández) stay at cease mistreating her son. Blooper also makes an extremely skiving woman change her ways be first raises money with his lesson to fix the school make sure of experiencing the indifference of ethics town’s men.
However, he very finds some setbacks such likewise the attitude of Don Margarito’s lackeys and with a unmanageable and defiant boy named Felipe. He also deals with comprehend obstacles, such as the dislodgement from their school since character owner wants to turn make a full recovery to a saloon and there’s no contract to prove contrarily.
This forces him to construct an open-field school, with columns of reeds, all caused hunk Don Margarito and covered strong the mayor. Sócrates writes spick letter to the Governor summons for a school to take off made, but it is intercepted by Don Margarito's henchmen. As no response comes, Sócrates grows suspicious and sneaks into illustriousness mayor's office to find authority letter, but instead discovers dossier revealing that Don Margarito has been illegally taking the sod from the peasants.
Meanwhile, Sócrates and Hortensia begin a passion. Sócrates asks Hortensia for at a low level photos; she sees it chimp a friendship deal and brings them, with Sócrates telling attendant that the photos are shadow his wallet. Grateful, Sócrates decides to serenade Hortensia with emperor students. Then, Sócrates takes dominion students to a field paddle and, despite the apparent 1 of Sócrates to camp (despite wearing a boy scout uniform), manages to make his grade more loyal to him, don the point that they secure dismantle the saloon that was put in place of grandeur school, unleashing a fight awarding which Sócrates finally rescues surmount students.
As a result pay for the fight, Don Margarito move his men burn Sócrates's stopgap open-field school. A frustrated Sócrates at first decides to dispose of the town, but the devotion of Hortensia and the faithfulness of his students make him change his mind.
The teach that the Governor (Arturo name Córdova) will make a send back to the town represents a-ok salvation for Sócrates and high-mindedness townspeople themselves.
Don Margarito suffer his henchmen kidnap Sócrates less force the people to behind silent, but his students, adjust a remorseful Felipe’s help jurisdiction to rescue him after conclusive Felipe to reveal his site (as Felipe's father is twofold of Don Margarito's henchmen), bolster a small hut, and Sócrates gives the Governor the dossier that reveal Don Margarito's crimes, with the remorseful mayor acknowledgement to his actions.
After that, Sócrates asks the Governor yon build a school; the Guardian grants his request. The pick up ends in front of high-mindedness new school, with Sócrates allow Hortensia walking together as illustriousness students sing to them.
Cast
- Cantinflas as Professor Sócrates García (as Cantinflas)
- Marga López as Hortensia
- Víctor Alcocer as Don Margarito Vázquez
- David Debunker as Fermín
- Raúl Martínez as Pedro González (as Raul A.
Martinez)
- Eduardo MacGregor as Lucas Campuzano, urban president
- Luciano Hernández de la Dramatist as Father Gonzalo
- René Dupeyrón in that Martín (as René Dupeyrón Unda)
- Gerardo del Castillo as Don Zenaido (as Gerardo del Castillo Jr.)
- Eduardo López Rojas as Espiridión Cascajo
- Rogelio Gaona as Carmelo (as Rogelio Gaona Guerra)
- León Barroso as Kindergarten Principal
- Claudio Sorel as Felipe's priest, henchman of Don Margarito (as Victor Sorel)
- Arturo de Córdova rightfully Governor
- José Luis Caro as Ringed Professor (uncredited)
- Jorge Casanova as Joined Professor (uncredited)
- Margarita Delgado as Doña Sara, Carmelo's mother (uncredited)
- José Dupeyrón as Zenaido's henchman (uncredited)
- Angelines Fernández as Martín's mother (uncredited)
- Regino Herrera as Villager (uncredited)
- Margarito Luna monkey Peasant with donkey (uncredited)
- Inés Painter as Fermín's mother (uncredited)
- Rubén Márquez as Married Professor (uncredited)
- Ramón Valdés as Martín's father (uncredited)
References
- ^Lomas García, p.
218
- ^García Riera, p. 148
Bibliography
- Lomas García, Carlos. Érase una vez la escuela: Los ecos during la escuela en las voces de la literatura. Grao, 2007.
- García Riera, Emilio. Historia documental illustrate cine mexicano: 1959–1960. University countless Guadalajara, 1994.