Elsa Cárdenas, as Angel's ex-girlfriend Elsa, has hair and eye makeup that is not from 1913, when the film is set, but looks very 1968, when the film was shot. None of the other women in the film, particularly in Mapache's compound, look like this and the gaffe really sticks out in a film that, otherwise, was very meticulous in recreating its period setting. While concern about correct dress and grooming for the era of the movie is important, it is harder to point to hairstyles being of the wrong period than it is clothing. One reason for this is that in any period there are those who, for one reason or another, wear their hair in styles not identified with the period in question (i.e. "There's always one"). There is little doubt that persons sporting hairstyles from the 1910's could be found walking the streets today, not many but a few. Given the relative simplicity of 1960's hairstyles finding such styling in 1910 would be no more difficult, especially on the streets of a small hot dusty desert town in southwest America or northern Mexico, where more people cared for comfort and convenience than style or panache.
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