La Casa de Madame Lulù explained

La Casa de Madame Lulù
Director:	Julio Porter
Starring:	Libertad Leblanc, Juan Carlos Altavista, and Alberto Anchart
Music:	Lucio Milena
Cinematography:	Mario Pagyés
Editing:	Óscar Esparza
Studio:	Tachis Films
Distributor:	Federal SRL
Runtime:	80 min.
Country:	Argentina
Language:	Spanish

La Casa de Madame Lulù is a black and white 1968 Argentine comedy directed by Julio Porter.

Premise

In the 1930s, a young revolutionary falls for a seemingly innocent and beautiful girl, only to discover she works in a brothel.^[1]

Cast

• Libertad Leblanc as Maria La Pompadour
• Juan Carlos Altavista as Pepe
• Alberto Anchart as Renzo
• Elvia Andreoli (credited as Elvia Evans)
• Santiago Bal
• Osvaldo Canónico
• Tita Coello
• Hugo Dargo
• Jorge De La Riestra
• Maurice Jouvet
• Elena Lucena as Madame Lulú
• Lalo Malcolm
• Tino Pascali
• Fidel Pintos
• Vicente Rubino as President Liga de Moralidad
• Susana Rubio
• Tristán
• Gloria Ugarte
• Emilio Vidal
• Enzo Viena as Pichoncito Fontana

Notes and References

1. Book: Manrupe, Raúl . 2001 . María Alejandra . Spanish . Portela . Buenos Aires . 98 . Editorial Corregidor . Un diccionario de films argentinos (1930-1995) .