Fuego | |
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Directed by | Damian Chapa |
Written by | Damian Chapa Carlton Holder |
Produced by | Damian Chapa |
Starring | Damian Chapa David Carradine Elena Talan |
Cinematography | Pierre Chemaly |
Edited by | Keita Ideno |
Music by | Gerald Marino additional score by Don Bodin song performed by AK von Malmborg |
Production company | Amadeus Pictures |
Distributed by | Romar Entertainment |
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Running time | 89 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Fuego is a 2007 action thriller directed by Damian Chapa and starring Damian Chapa, David Carradine, Elena Talan. [1]
An escaped Mexican prisoner, Julio, crosses paths with a secret agent named Lobo. Lobo changes Julio's name to Fuego and enlists him to rescue an ambassador's daughter taken hostage by a terrorist group.
United States, Europe and Ireland.
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