La Virgencita de Pompeya

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La Virgencita de Pompeya
Directed by	Enrique Cadícamo
Written by	Enrique Pedro Maroni
Starring	Juan Carlos Cobián
Release date	March 14, 1935 (1935-03-14)
Running time	70 minutes
Country	Argentina
Language	Spanish

La Virgencita de Pompeya is a 1935 Argentine musical film drama directed by Enrique Cadícamo and written by Enrique Pedro Maroni. It is a tango film from the Golden Age of Argentine cinema that premiered on 14 March 1935 in Buenos Aires.

A young woman's dilemma between the old man who protects her and the boy who loves her.

• Juan Carlos Cobián
• Luis Díaz
• Santos Landa
• Enrique Pedro Maroni
• Inés Murray
• Nelly Quel

Domingo Di Núbila wrote that the film was “primitive but not without sympathy” and the critic Néstor wrote in the newspaper El Mundo : “a film of minimal values…poor ingenuity…poor in resources and poor in interest…there are errors of all kinds.”^[1]

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