Flamenco

Year: 1952

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Edgar Neville

Documentary

Released in U.S. in 1954 as “Flamenco,” the film presents Spanish songs and dances, featuring flamenco and gypsy roots. Version adds English narration by Walter Terry, dance critic for the New York Herald Tribune. It stars Antonio I, Pilar Lopez and Maria Luz, shot in Cinefotocolor with an orange‑and‑blue palette. Distributed by Martin J. Lewis.

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