Several films were shot in Puerto Rico in the 1950s. Two were Puerto Rican, the musical drama "El Otro Camino" (1955), and the drama/romance "Maruja" (1958). Axel Anderson was a German ex-patriate who became a star in both Puerto Rican television and film. In "Maruja", Anderson played opposite leading lady, Marta Romero, and in "El Otro Camino" he played opposite Rosaura Andreu, future children's television host. A third movie was the American film noir "Man With My Face" (1951), a thriller centering on Americans living in Puerto Rico. Producer J. Harold Odell shot three films on the island, "Machete", "Counterplot", and "Fiend of Dope Island". In 1956, "Modesta", a short film produced within the island's Division of Community Education, won the Best Short Film Award at the Venice Film Festival; in 1998, "Modesta" became the first Puerto Rican film named to the United States National Film Registry.