Patricia Conde, born Patricia Eugenia Gutiérrez Salinas on May 29, 1945, in Mexico City, is an iconic figure in Mexican cinema whose impressive body of work continues to captivate film collectors. Her standout role in "The Age of Violence" (1964) solidified her status as a talented actress of her era, with the film being a significant entry in the realm of Mexican films from the 1960s. Collectors prize this title not only for Conde's compelling performance but also for its historical importance in showcasing the social issues of the time through a cinematic lens. Beyond "The Age of Violence," Conde's contributions to film and television have left an indelible mark, making her a sought-after figure in the physical media market. Collectors are drawn to the rarity of her early works, as well as the nostalgia associated with her performances during a transformative period in Mexican film history. With her films often released in limited editions and special collections, Patricia Conde remains a beloved subject among enthusiasts looking to enrich their home video libraries with significant cinematic treasures.