Tito Davison

Directing · Writing · Acting · Editing

Born November 14, 1912, Chillán, Biobío, Chile

Tito Davison (14 November 1912 – 21 March 1985) was a Chilean-born Mexican film director and screenwriter. He directed 60 films between 1937 and 1982.

Filmography

• 1982La guerra es un buen negocio — Director
• 1981The Great Victory — Screenplay, Story
• 1980Amigo — Director, Writer
• 1979Te quiero — Director
• 1976The Fungi Man — Writer
• 1976The Minister and Me — Screenplay
• 1975A Mulatto Named Martín — Director
• 1975Un amor extraño — Screenplay, Director
• 1973El amor tiene cara de mujer — Director, Writer
• 1972María — Director, Writer
• 1971Natacha — Screenplay, Director
• 1969The Big Cube — Director, Story
• 1968Corazón salvaje — Director, Screenplay
• 1966The Right to Be Born — Director, Adaptation
• 1965Beyond Pipilco — Director, Writer, Producer
• 1964Canción del alma — Director
• 1964El burócrata González — Director, Writer
• 1963Cri-Cri the Singing little cricket — Director, Writer
• 1963La fierecilla del puerto — Story
• 1962La edad de la inocencia — Story, Director, Screenplay
• 1961La Guelaguetza (ofrenda oaxaquena) — Director
• 1961La furia del ring — Director
• 1960Amor en la sombra — Director, Screenplay
• 1960Impaciencia del corazón — Director, Writer
• 1960La hermana blanca — Director, Adaptation
• 1960Las canciones unidas — Director
• 1959Isla para dos — Director, Adaptation
• 1958Mujeres de fuego — Director
• 1958Music of Always — Director
• 1958Música en la noche — Director
• 1958Sabrás que te quiero — Screenplay, Director
• 1958Yo quiero ser artista — Director, Adaptation
• 1957La Diana Cazadora — Director, Writer
• 1957La dulce enemiga — Director, Writer
• 1957La mujer que no tuvo infancia — Director, Writer
• 1956Cape Horn — Director
• 1956Golden Wedding — Writer, Director
• 1955Para siempre amor mío — Director, Writer
• 1955The Case of the Wee Murdered Woman — Director, Writer
• 1954Cuando me vaya — Director, Adaptation
• 1954El valor de vivir — Director
• 1954Prisionera del pasado — Director, Writer
• 1953Nunca es tarde para amar — Director, Screenplay
• 1952Las tres alegres comadres — Director, Writer
• 1952Sor Alegría — Director
• 1952Te Sigo Esperando — Director
• 1951Black Is My Color — Director
• 1951Mujeres sin mañana — Director, Writer
• 1950Dangerous Curves — Director
• 1950Doña Diabla — Director, Writer
• 1950La mujer que yo amé — Director
• 1949El embajador — Director, Writer
• 1949Midnight — Writer, Director
• 1948Dueña y señora — Director
• 1948La sin ventura — Director
• 1948May God Forgive Me — Director, Writer
• 1947La barca de oro — Adaptation
• 1947La vida íntima de Marco Antonio y Cleopatra — Screenplay
• 1947The Kneeling Goddess — Screenplay
• 1946El Buen Mozo — Writer
• 1946El socio — Writer
• 1946Los nietos de Don Venancio — Screenplay
• 1946¡Ay qué rechula es Puebla! — Writer
• 1945Camino de Sacramento — Writer
• 1945He Who Died of Love — Writer
• 1945The Barracks — Writer
• 1945The Jungle of Fire — Screenplay
• 1943Casi un sueño — Writer, Director
• 1942En el viejo Buenos Aires — Writer
• 1942Locos de verano — Director
• 1942Úpa en apuros — Editor
• 1940El haragán de la familia — Writer
• 1940Hay que educar a Niní — Writer
• 1938Las de Barranco — Director, Screenplay
• 1937Murió el sargento Laprida — Director
• 1934Laughing Boy — Navajo
• 1931Cheri-Bibi — Juan
• 1930Face of Desire
• 1930The Big House — Kent Marlowe
• 1930Those Who Dance — Chico Brady
• 1930Thus is Life — Jorge Franklyn