Arcady Boytler

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Arcady Arcadievic Boytler Rososky (August 31, 1895 – November 24, 1965) was a producer, screenwriter, and director, most renowned for his films during of the golden age of Mexican cinema.

Boytler was born in Moscow, Russia. During the 1920s, he started filming silent comedies. A collaborator of Sergei Eisenstein, he was called "the Russian Rooster" when he came to Mexico to film La mujer del puerto (1933). In 1937 he filmed Así es mi tierra, which followed the model of Fernando de Fuentes's classic Allá en el Rancho Grande. However, the film subverted the Mexican Revolutionary genre by making the general into the villain.

He died in the Mexican Federal District of heart disease.

1 Filmography
2 External links

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Cinema of Mexico

Como yo te quería (1944) producer
Amor prohibido (1944) director, producer and screenwriter
Una luz en mi camino (1938) (special appearance)
El capitán aventurero (Don Gil de Alcalá) (1938) director and screenwriter
Águila o sol (1937) director and screenwriter
¡Así es mi tierra! (1937) director and screenwriter
Celos (1935) director, screenwriter, and editor
El tesoro de Pancho Villa (1935) director, screenwriter, and editor
Revista musical (1934) director (short subject)
La mujer del puerto (1933) director and supervising editor
Joyas de México (Gems of Mexico) (1933) director (series of three short films)
Mano a mano (1932) director and screenwriter
Un espectador impertinente (1932) director, actor and screenwriter (short subject)
¡Que viva México! (1930-32) extra (during the party scene)

[edit] Cinema of Chile

El buscador de fortuna (No hay que desanimarse) (1927) director and actor

[edit] Cinema of Germany

Boytler Tötet Langeweile (Boytler contra el aburrimiento/Pasatiempos de Boytler/Boytler against boredom) (ca. 1922) actor and director
Boytler gegen Chaplin (Boytler contra Chaplin/Boytler against Chaplin) (ca. 1920) actor and director (short subject)