Barrios bajos

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The Slums
Barrios bajos
Directed by
Produced by	SIE Films
Cinematography	José María Beltrán
Edited by	Juan Pallejá
Music by
Release date	July 19, 1937 (1937-07-19) (Spain)
Running time	94 minutes
Country	Spain
Language	Spanish

Barrios bajos (The Slums) is a 1937 Spanish black-and-white film directed by and produced by SIE Films.^[1] It is a melodrama that has been noted to possess some formal elements that foreshadowed neorealist cinema.^[2][3]

Plot[]

Drama regarding prostitution of low class women.

Cast[]

• as El Valencia
• as Rosa
• José Baviera as Floreal
• as Ricardo
• as Mae

See also[]

• List of films produced in the Spanish Revolution
• List of Spanish films of the 1930s

References[]

External links[]

• Barrios bajos at IMDb

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