Mariona Rebull

Synopsis

Mariona Rebull, a Spanish movie released in 1947, tells the story of a woman caught in a love triangle between two men. As Mariona navigates her conflicting emotions and societal expectations, she faces choices that will determine her fate. Set against the backdrop of post-war Spain, the film explores themes of passion, betrayal, and redemption. Mariona's journey is a compelling portrayal of human complexity and the consequences of our decisions. With captivating performances and a poignant narrative, Mariona Rebull is a timeless classic that continues to resonate with audiences today.

Cast

• 

  José María Seoane

  Joaquín Rius

• 

  Blanca de Silos

  Mariona Rebull

• 

  Sara Montiel

  Lula

• 

  Tomás Blanco

  Ernesto Villar

• 

  Alberto Romea

  Señor Llobet

• 

  Carlos Muñoz Arosa

  Arturo

Reviews

Mariona Rebull received mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics praised the film's melodramatic storyline and emotional depth, others found it cliché and predictable. IMDb rates Mariona Rebull at 6.3/10, suggesting a divisive reception among viewers. One reviewer from Rotten Tomatoes commented, 'Mariona Rebull captures the essence of post-war Spain beautifully, but fails to deliver a truly engaging plot.' Conversely, a reviewer from Metacritic wrote, 'The performances in Mariona Rebull are exceptional, elevating the film beyond its conventional premise.' Despite differing opinions, one thing is clear: Mariona Rebull remains a notable entry in Spanish cinema history.