Also Directed by Antonio Ber Ciani
The Argentine production De la Sierra al Valle (From the Hills to the Valley) somewhat resembles a western, with gauchos substituting for cowboys. The plot is the old saw about a crooked lawyer who gains control of a valuable estate with forged documents. The villain not only kicks the tenant farmers off the property, but he even forecloses on a church (Boo! Hiss!) Coming to the rescue is peasant hero Silvio (Alberto Gomez) and aristocratic heroine Rosaura (Alda Luz), who expose the bad guy as a phony and restore the church to its former spiritual splendor. As the first 1939 Argentine release, De la Sierre al Valle got the season off to a good start.
A man loves a woman of strong character but she abandons her
An orphan woman joins an otter hunter who mistreats her and an Italian emigrant will protect her.
