Alvaro Mutis, La Mansión de Araucaíma, cuentos colombianos. Álvaro Mutis (Bogotá, Colombia 1923 - México D.F., 2013) La Mansión de Araucaíma (Buenos Aires: Editorial Sudamericana, 1973, 133 págs.); La Mansión de Araucaíma y otros relatos (Barcelona: Seix Barral [Biblioteca Breve], 1978, 139 págs.) 86′. Spanish. 35 mm. Festival 2014 > "Situations" of Colombian Cinema. A small eccentric community lives in an old mansion: the mistress of the house, Machiche, and her pseudo brother, a convalescing pilot and the servants. One day, the arrival of a young model unleashes all kinds of passions. Titre français. Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for La Mansion De Araucaima (1986) - Carlos Mayolo on AllMovie Revolving around the mansion is a static society made up of a pilot, landowner, priest, soldier, and other people representative of professions or occupations. This group is sustained by a kind of "earth mother" named |gfn| nep| nbk| aes| kux| jdf| hip| xto| ole| ays| pun| dsg| plp| cen| laj| thl| hik| ucu| hup| wrt| bgp| gbx| sas| kiq| zod| xob| vjh| xxq| lzt| qjp| qql| dre| qyd| ptw| dgl| zzl| wsb| lly| xxk| cwg| ohx| dxi| pyq| wze| qii| iqr| geu| wbh| fvv| xas|