Buenos días, Buenos Aires (1966)

Genre : Documentary, Music

Runtime : 20M

Director : Fernando Birri

Synopsis

Documentary that describes the awakening of the city and its daily movement.

Actors

Hugo del Carril
Hugo del Carril
Voz en off

Crews

Fernando Birri
Fernando Birri
Director
Adelqui Camusso
Adelqui Camusso
Cinematography
Ricardo Aronovich
Ricardo Aronovich
Cinematography
Enrique Walfisch
Enrique Walfisch
Cinematography
Aníbal Troilo
Aníbal Troilo
Music
Horacio Salgán
Horacio Salgán
Music
Eduardo Roma
Eduardo Roma
Music
Astor Piazzolla
Astor Piazzolla
Music
Virtú Maragno
Virtú Maragno
Music
Antonio Ripoll
Antonio Ripoll
Editor
Óscar Esparza
Óscar Esparza
Editor
Rosalino Caterbetti
Rosalino Caterbetti
Editor

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