Memories of a Mexican

August. 24,1950      
Rating:
8.2
Trailer Synopsis Cast

Explore the events of the Mexican Revolution as they are recreated through the use of archival material and interviews with participants and scholars. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2012.

Porfirio Díaz as  Self (archive footage)
Francisco I. Madero as  Self (archive footage)
Emiliano Zapata as  Self (archive footage)
Venustiano Carranza as  Self (archive footage)
Pancho Villa as  Self (archive footage)

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