The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, presents The Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, 14 screenings complementing the exhibition "Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism, 1910–1950." The films, released between 1940–59, showcase Mexico’s film industry during the “golden age” and include legendary actors Maria Félix, Dolores Del Rio, Tin-Tan, and more.

Visit the event website for more information about the films, which will all be shown in Spanish with English subtitles. The following films will be screened:

• You’re Missing the Point (Ahí está detalle) - Thursday, July 6, Friday, August 25, and Thursday, September 21
• Another Dawn (Distinto Amanecer) - Friday, July 7, and Thursday, August 17
• A Woman in Love (Enamorada) - Saturday, July 8, and Friday, August 18
• The Kneeling Goddess (La diosa arrodillada) - Sunday, July 9, August 19, and Thursday, September 28
• Salón México - Friday, July 14, and Thursday, September 7
• Tender Pumpkins (Calabacitas tiernas) - Saturday, July 15, and Sunday, August 20
• A Family Like Many Others (Una familia de tantas) - Thursday, July 20, and Friday, September 22
• Soledad’s Shawl (El rebozo de Soledad) - Friday, July 21, and Saturday, August 26
• The Palm of Your Hand (En la palma de tu mano) - Sunday, July 23, and Sunday, September 24, at 2 p.m., and Saturday, August 26
• The Other Woman (La otra) - Friday, July 28
• The Night Falls (La noche avanza) - Saturday, July 29, and Friday, September 8
• The Pearl (La perla) - Thursday, August 3, Sunday, September 10, and Friday, September 29
• Macario - Sunday, August 6, and Saturday, September 30, at 2 p.m., and Saturday, August 19