Sevilla de mis Amores

This film tells the story of a student nun who finds herself in love with a Mexican singer performing at a cafe adjacent to her convent. It is noteworthy for being the Spanish version of MGM's Call of the Flesh. With a runtime of 101 minutes, it combines themes of love and conflict between devotion and desire.

Ramon Novarro, who also stars in the film, is joined by a cast that includes Martín Garralaga, María Calvo, and Michael Vavitch. As a part of the romance genre from the early 1930s, it reflects the cinematic styles and storytelling approaches of that era. Collectors may find interest in the film's status as a lost film, adding a layer of historical significance to its viewing.