Ecos de huelga

Name: Ecos de huelga
Director: Lisandro Bauk
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2021-09-10
Cast: Bárbara Peters, Raúl Calandra, Santiago Pereiro, Juan Biselli

2021 · Documentary

Directed by Lisandro Bauk · Written by Francisco Sanguineti

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Bárbara Peters Maestra (Voice)
Raúl Calandra Enrique Mosca (Voice)
Santiago Pereiro Periodista (Voice)
Juan Biselli Agustín Araya (voice)

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