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Revision as of 03:40, 5 November 2022
Descriptions by
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Captures by
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Captures by
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(1950-1957)
Logo: In the middle of a grey and cloudy background we see an earth globe centered on America. There's a big ring around the globe, covering the northern part of South America, where we can read "CICSA". Above the globe we see this text:
INTER-CONTINENTAL, S.A.
Below the earth globe, at the extreme right of the screen, there's another text:
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Variant: Una mujer decente uses the logo inside a frame, which are the opening credits of the film. This logo is also used on Barrio Bajo, but this time the logo fades out, and the opening credits are a city.
FX/SFX: None.
Music/Sounds: Depends on the film.
- El lunar de la familia: A short and re-arranged fanfare from the first logo of Filmex.
- La hija del ministro: A fanfare made with trumpets and violins.
- La Venganza del Diablo and El Diablo Desaparece: A 14-note fanfare made with a trumpets and a drumroll.
- Una mujer decente and Barrio bajo: The opening theme of the movie.
Availability: Seen on Una mujer decente, El lunar de la familia, La hija del Ministro, La Venganza del Diablo, El Diablo Desaparece and Barrio Bajo.
