Emilio Fernández

As I think we talked about in that Crisis episode, he started as a writer and then got his chance to direct.

The rest of the winners include Leopold Lindbergh's The Last Chance, Emilio Fernandez's Maria Candelaria, Frentisek Capp's Men Without Wings, Chetan Anand's Nietzsche Nagar, Boldel Ibsen and Lau Lauritsen Jr.'s Red Meadows, Jean Delannoy's Pastoral Symphony, and Frederick Ermler's The Turning Point.

Don't ask me what any of those movies are.

Yeah, what the heck? The ones that jumped out at me, Make Mine Music was in here, which we did cover.

Yeah.

Um, also has, uh, uh, Jaime Fernandez, who's bro... uh, a brother to El Indio Fernandez.

Mm-hmm.

Um, who plays Senor de la Frontera, who's, like, the, the fucking, the m- the mob boss or the, the, the leader of the cartel, if you will.

Don Julian Santana Barrera began to collect dolls and hang them around a small island.

The island gained notoriety in 43 when Mexican director Emilio, so this is probably earlier than the mid, mid, early, yeah, the late 30s, early 40s, obviously.

Mexican director Emilio Fernandez used it as a location of the film Maria Candelaria.

After Barrera's death in 01, his family opened the island to the public for a tourist attraction.

So the legend is, Barrera is said to have either come across the body of a girl floating in the canals or failed to save her from drowning.