Allende en su laberinto | |
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Directed by | Miguel Littín |
Written by | Miguel Littín |
Produced by | Coproducción Chile-Venezuela Zetra Films La Taguara Fílmica |
Starring | Daniel Muñoz Aline Küppenheim Horacio Videla Juvel Vielma Gustavo Camacho Roque Valero |
Cinematography | Cristián Petit-Laurent |
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Running time | 90 minutes |
Country | Chile |
Language | Spanish |
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The film has been screened in Chile and in Venezuela. [2] The film also won the historical miniseries category of the Television National Fund in Chile, gaining approval to be aired as a television series. [3]
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