Garras De Oro (The Dawn of Justice—Alborada De Justicia): The Intriguing Orphan of Colombian Silent Films

Juana Suárez; Ramiro Arbeláez; Laura A. Chesak

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The Moving Image
Volume 9, Number 1, Spring 2009
University of Minnesota Press
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Garras De Oro (The Dawn of Justice—Alborada De Justicia)The Intriguing Orphan of Colombian Silent Films
Juana Suárez and Ramiro Arbeláez

Translated by Laura A. Chesak

Figure 3.

April 3, 1903: “Tío Sam” extends his claws (garras) while grabbing the isthmus. Frame from the prologue to Garras de oro. Courtesy of Archivo de Fundación Patrimonio Fílmico Colombiano.

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