La cruz y la estrella

Título original: Hand in Hand

1961
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1h 18min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA little Roman Catholic boy and a little Jewish girl become best friends despite the prejudice that surrounds them.A little Roman Catholic boy and a little Jewish girl become best friends despite the prejudice that surrounds them.A little Roman Catholic boy and a little Jewish girl become best friends despite the prejudice that surrounds them.

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

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Trivia
Although filmed in England in the summer of 1960 under the title "The Star and The Cross", it was for some reason kept on the shelf and not released in the UK until April 7th, 1963, by which time the title had been changed to "La cruz y la estrella (1961)" and it went out on release on the ABC circuit as the supporting film to the Tony Hancock comedy "The Punch and Judy Man (1963)".

Errores
When the children are on the river, the rope towing the rubber raft is visible at times.

Citas
Michael O'Malley: What's the matter?
Rachel Mathias: It's Hector.
Michael O'Malley: Has he run away?
Rachel Mathias: He's dead. I looked in his cage this morning and he wouldn't wake up. Mummy said it was old age.
Michael O'Malley: Poor old Hector.
Rachel Mathias: I wrapped him in my best hankie.
Michael O'Malley: We'll have a proper funeral.
Rachel Mathias: Let's.
Michael O'Malley: We'll bury him just outside the door. I'll be the priest.
Rachel Mathias: But, but he's a Jewish mouse. He's mine.
Michael O'Malley: He's not.
Rachel Mathias: Yes, he is. You gave him to me.
Michael O'Malley: But he was mine first. So that makes him a Catholic.

Bandas sonoras
Now Is the Month of Maying
(uncredited)
Written by Thomas Morley
Performed by Loretta Parry with chorus
[Rachel sings the song with the school choir in front of the student body]

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Beautifully haunting and memorable

As far away from biblical epics as you can get, Hand in Hand is definitively the most spiritual movie I have ever seen. I saw it in 1969 and cried and cried. The next time I saw it was in college in 1978 and I cried profusely again. The boy and the girl in the leads are absolutely perfect. The movie succeeds in conveying the enormity of the exploration they are doing. And how in the process, their sense of love blossoms, both for each other, but mostly for God.