The Detective Goes the Wrong Way | |
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Directed by | Adolfo L. Fabregat |
Starring | Juan Carlos Mareco |
Cinematography | Francisco Tastas Moreno |
Edited by | Daniel Spósito |
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Running time | 70 minutes |
Country | Uruguay |
Language | Spanish |
The Detective Goes the Wrong Way (Spanish:Detective a contramano) is a 1949 Uruguayan comedy film directed by Adolfo L. Fabregat and starring Juan Carlos Mareco, Mirtha Torres and Roberto Fontana. [1]
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