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Los prohibidos (2019)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 5M

Director : Andrea Schellemberg

Synopsis

Documentary film that follows Silvana Castro, a woman who works at the National Congress Library in Argentina where the books that were forbidden during the military dictatorship are kept. After the exhibition of the books is suspended, she'll try to open it again.

Actors

Silvana Castro
Silvana Castro
Herself
María Julia Rillo
María Julia Rillo
Herself
Diana Campi
Diana Campi
Herself

Crews

Andrea Schellemberg
Andrea Schellemberg
Director
Andrea Schellemberg
Andrea Schellemberg
Writer
Andrea Schellemberg
Andrea Schellemberg
Producer
Diego Gachassin
Diego Gachassin
Camera Operator
Diego Gachassin
Diego Gachassin
Cinematography
Alejandra Casal
Alejandra Casal
Sound Recordist
Carlos Torres
Carlos Torres
Sound Recordist
Agustín Pereyra
Agustín Pereyra
Sound Recordist
Gino Gelsi
Gino Gelsi
Sound Recordist
Fernando Vega
Fernando Vega
Editor
Juan García Lewin
Juan García Lewin
Camera Operator
Fernando Vega
Fernando Vega
Sound Post Production Coordinator
Gino Gelsi
Gino Gelsi
Sound Post Production Coordinator
Javier Hick
Javier Hick
Post Production Supervisor
Pedro Menéndez
Pedro Menéndez
Music

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