The Soft One

Year: 1951

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Fernando Méndez

Drama

Roberto, nicknamed “El Suavecito” for his flirtatious, carefree ways, hurts his aging mother and neighbor Lupita, who hopes he’ll settle down. When Lupita finds a steady suitor, Carlos, Roberto enlists gambler “El Nene” to sabotage their relationship, but his plot backfires. The noir asks whether such a morally bankrupt gangster can find redemption.

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