María Rosa is a Spanish silent film directed by Juan María Codina.

One of the longest films ever made

Paco, a jealous and bitter man who is in love with Rosario, conspires in the shadows to bring about the downfall of Manuel, her husband.

In this version, opposite to Gelabert's film of 1908, the story tells about a woman who dies of a broken heart.

A story of a man writing letters to a woman. Based on the 1910 novel 'El Otro' by Eduardo Zamacois.

One of the longest films ever made

Spanish horror movie from 1919.

A secret band murders one of the Winter brothers, scientists, who have discovered a new explosive.

A couple of senioritas go to a bullfighting event.

One night, after saying her boyfriend goodbye, Adriana has to go to the chemist’s to buy some medicine to her mother. On the way she is assaulted by the Marquess del Olmo and two mates who bring her to a brothel where they perpetrate the rape. With the father of Adriana claiming damages, the Marquess just offers him money because he asserts that she went there of her free will. The father rejects the money but he believes in the infamy of the Marquess and, wounded his honour, throws Adriana out. It is at the home of her old dance teacher that Adriana finds solace. Some months later, now a genuine artist, she leaves Spain for the distant shores of America. Under the name of Tórtola Valencia, Adriana becomes a famous dancer.