Time in the Sun

Time in the Sun was released on September 30, 1940.

Time in the Sun was directed by Sergei Eisenstein, Grigori Aleksandrov.

Time in the Sun has a runtime of 55m.

Time in the Sun was produced by Kate Crane Gartz, S. Hillkowitz, Otto Kahn, Mary Craig Sinclair, Upton Sinclair.

For the most part, this film by Marie Seton, is a series of scenes , depicting Mexican natives in picturesque rituals, ceremonies and rites. It was edited from 110,000 feet of negative film shot in Mexico by Sergei M. Eisentein for his unfinished film "Viva Mexico." Near the end of this 59-minute film a short plot is introduced. A peon seeks permission from his master to marry but instead of granting the request the master attacks the girl. The peon tries o fight back but is overpowered and with two other peons is buried alive. Wild horses trample over the peons.

The key characters in Time in the Sun are Narrator (Ponce Espino), Narrator (Charles Frederick Lindsley), Narrator (William Royle).

Time in the Sun is rated Approved.

Time in the Sun is a Documentary film.

Time in the Sun has an audience rating of 6 out of 10.