Ángel Ter

Acting

Ángel Ter

Born April 5, 1922 · San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa, País Vasco, Spain

Died July 24, 1987 · aged 65

No biography available.

Known For

Supersonic ManSupersonic Man · 1979
Supersonic Man
3.91979
MovieAdventureComedy
Kronos, hero of a distant galaxy, tangles with mad scientist Gulik over the fate of mankind.
Surprise AttackSurprise Attack · 1970
Surprise Attack
6.51970
MovieWar
1938 at the battlefront along the river Ebro, Spain. It is the Spanish Civil War, and this movie depicts the attack of a group of commandos whose job it is to blow up the bridge spanning the river.
Don José, Pepe y PepitoDon José, Pepe y Pepito · 1961
Don José, Pepe y Pepito
6.01961
MovieComedy
The arrival of Francis, who owns a factory of surgical material in New York, caused a real stir in a family composed by her grandfather, Pepe, the son, Jose, and grandson, Pepito. Pepito falls in love with her even though Francis consider him a child. But Don Jose is also in love with the American. This situation creates a difficult situation between parent and child, that Francis seeks to remedy returning to the United States. But the grandfather, Pepe, has the solution ...
Secretaria peligrosaSecretaria peligrosa · 1958
Secretaria peligrosa
6.31958
MovieCrimeDrama
A secretary plans to rob her boss with the help of her gangster boyfriend and his gang, but a special agent attempts to stop them in their tracks.
La quinielaLa quiniela · 1960
La quiniela
5.31960
MovieComedy
Don Cándido is a modest old office clerk who makes his first pool coming off of a bad streak at work. He has thirteen hits and wins a considerable sum of money. This causes him to be blinded by ambition, changing his character, spreading his newfound hobby to his family, and gambling becoming the center of his life.
La seta ibéricaLa seta ibérica · 1981
La seta ibérica
4.01981
MovieComedy
Camelamos naquerarCamelamos naquerar · 1976
Camelamos naquerar
7.01976
MovieDocumentaryMusic
Camelamos naquerar (We Want to Speak) is an adaptation of the theatre play of the same name which was born out of a collaboration between Romani poet and university professor José Heredia Maya and Romani flamenco dancer and choreographer Mario Maya; the latter also performs in the piece, along with other artists. The title in Caló, the language used by Gitanos, translates as ‘we want to speak’, a revolutionary message that illustrates the efforts to reclaim a place in Spanish history for the Roma people and denounce the institutional injustice suffered by the community. It takes as its starting point the Pragmatic decrees signed by the Catholic Monarchs at the end of the fifteenth century, which heralded the long persecution of the Roma people, and continues right up to the twentieth-century Francoist laws.
The Last TomahawkThe Last Tomahawk · 1965
The Last Tomahawk
5.01965
MovieWestern
As Alice and Cora Munro attempt to find their father, a British officer in the French and Indian War, they are set upon by French soldiers and their cohorts, Huron tribesmen led by the evil Magua. Fighting to rescue the women are Chingachgook and his son Unkas, the last of the Mohican tribe, and their white ally, the frontiersman Natty Bumppo, known as Falkenauge.

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Camelamos naquerarCamelamos naquerar · 1976
Camelamos naquerar
7.01976
MovieDocumentaryMusic
Camelamos naquerar (We Want to Speak) is an adaptation of the theatre play of the same name which was born out of a collaboration between Romani poet and university professor José Heredia Maya and Romani flamenco dancer and choreographer Mario Maya; the latter also performs in the piece, along with other artists. The title in Caló, the language used by Gitanos, translates as ‘we want to speak’, a revolutionary message that illustrates the efforts to reclaim a place in Spanish history for the Roma people and denounce the institutional injustice suffered by the community. It takes as its starting point the Pragmatic decrees signed by the Catholic Monarchs at the end of the fifteenth century, which heralded the long persecution of the Roma people, and continues right up to the twentieth-century Francoist laws.

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