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¨The delinquents¨ or ¨Los Golfos¨ is a slow dramatic story and one of several movies dealing with youth delinquency in Spain during the late 50s , they represented a time and a way of life in the history of Spain ; and now they may seem a little bit naive .
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- Manuel Zarzo, Luis Marín, Óscar Cruz
- Carlos Saura
The Delinquents (Spanish: Los golfos, also translated The Hooligans) is a 1960 Spanish neorealist drama film directed by Carlos Saura. It was entered into the 1960 Cannes Film Festival.
The debut feature from future icon of Spanish cinema Carlos Saura, Los Golfos is astonishingly bleak, depicting a world in which poverty is permanent, and human life has no value.
Overview. A group of friends who are struggling to survive in the slums of Madrid commit petty crime in order to finance the debut as a bullfighter of one of them. Carlos Saura. Director, Screenplay. Daniel Sueiro. Screenplay. Mario Camus. Screenplay.
The Delinquents (Spanish: Los golfos) is a 1959 Spanish drama film directed by Carlos Saura. It was entered into the 1960 Cannes Film Festival.
March 24, 2022. Julián, Ramón, Juan, el Chato, Paco and Manolo are a bunch of scoundrels and members of the Spanish youth, who until now have not paid attention more than in the police stations. Boys of low social class, miserable and unknown. They are a group of friends who survive as they can in the suburbs of Madrid.
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The first Spanish film shot entirely on location, the near-documentary Los golfos presents the harrowing story of a teenage gang (played by street children) who plan to execute a heist to finance the bullfighting dreams of one of its members.
