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Jos Mara Fernndez Unsin

José María Fernández Unsáin

Writer

José María Fernández Unsáin (10 August 1918 – 18 June 1997) was an Argentine film director, screenwriter, and playwright. He was exiled to Mexico after the 1955 Revolución Libertadora, because of his cultural relationship with Eva Perón[2] and The National Theatre or Comedy, Cervantes National Theatre (first director), and the Labour Worker Theatre of the General Confederation of Workers (CGT) (founder with others artists and directors). He migrated to Mexico in 1958 and worked on the screenplays of hundreds of films over the next several decades, including Sed de amor directed by Alfonso Corona Blake (1958); La diligencia de la muerte directed by Rogelio A. González (1959); De tal palo tal astilla directed by Miguel M. Delgado (1959); Ladrón que roba a ladrón directed by Jaime Salvador (1959); La nave de los monstruos directed by Rogelio A. González (1959);[1] and Sinful. He also directed a number of films in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1976, Fernández Unsain became the president of the newly formed SOGEM (Sociedad General de Escritores de Mexico), an organization which strives to guarantee the rights of authors. He held this post until his death in 1997.

Born: August 10, 1918 in Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina

Died: June 18, 1997 (Age 78)

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José María Fernández Unsáin  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
4.8
WritingWriter1965
Movie
4.6
WritingStory1961
Movie
6.2
WritingWriter1964
Movie
6.7
WritingStory1962
Movie
6.1
WritingScreenstory1960
Movie
6.4
WritingStory1962
Movie
5.7
DirectingDirector, Writer1970
Movie
DirectingDirector1975
Movie
5.5
DirectingDirector1970
Movie
4.7
DirectingDirector1968
Movie
6.6
WritingScreenplay1960
Movie
5.7
WritingStory1961
Movie
WritingWriter1964
Movie
5.3
WritingAdaptation1967
Movie
6.5
DirectingDirector1979
Movie
6.5
WritingWriter1960
Movie
6.3
WritingWriter1969
Movie
7.2
WritingScreenplay1974
Movie
WritingWriter1967
Movie
7.1
WritingWriter1968
Movie
WritingWriter1968
Movie
6.3
WritingWriter1966
Movie
6.5
WritingStory1968
Movie
5.3
WritingStory1964
Movie
5.2
WritingStory1964
Movie
6.5
WritingWriter1963
Movie
6.7
WritingWriter1957
Movie
6
WritingWriter1966
Movie
6.1
WritingStory1962
Movie
6.1
WritingStory1962
Movie
6.5
WritingStory1962
Movie
7.1
WritingStory1962
Movie
7.1
WritingStory1961
Movie
6.5
WritingScreenplay1962
Movie
7.4
WritingStory1963
Movie
5.9
WritingScreenplay1966
Movie
6.8
WritingScreenplay1964
Movie
6.4
WritingWriter1958
Movie
WritingWriter1963
Movie
5.5
WritingScreenplay, Story1965
Movie
6.9
DirectingDirector1974
Movie
5.7
WritingScreenplay1964
Movie
6.1
WritingWriter1965
Movie
7.2
WritingWriter1962
Movie
7
WritingWriter1960
Movie
7.2
WritingScreenplay1965
Movie
5.9
DirectingDirector1975
Movie
7.1
WritingWriter1963
Movie
6.9
WritingWriter1967
Movie
7
WritingStory, Script1967
Movie
6.2
WritingStory1960
Movie
7.6
WritingScreenplay, Story1964
Movie
6.2
DirectingDirector1969
Movie
5.9
DirectingDirector, Writer1970
Movie
4.7
DirectingDirector, Story1970
Movie
6.3
WritingStory1961
Movie
7.4
DirectingDirector1967
Movie
7.2
WritingWriter1968
Movie
7.3
DirectingDirector, Writer1970
Movie
6
WritingWriter1964
Movie
6.4
DirectingDirector, Writer1973
Movie
DirectingDirector1970
Movie
WritingStory1959
Movie
5.9
WritingWriter1959
Movie
6.8
WritingScreenplay1965
Movie
6.2
WritingWriter1964
Movie
DirectingDirector, Adaptation1968
Movie
5.9
DirectingDirector1973
Movie
DirectingDirector1974
Movie
4.9
DirectingDirector1971
Movie
WritingWriter1952
Movie
5.1
WritingAuthor, Script1958
Movie
5.4
CrewScript1957
Movie
WritingWriter1954
Movie
WritingScreenplay1952
Movie
WritingAdaptation1951
Movie
4.6
WritingWriter2022
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