23 October 1951 Comedy 100 mins
Sentimental aspects of a group of cadets from the Military Aviation School.
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Manuel M. Alba Production Director
Julio Saraceni Director
Tito Ribero Music
Antonio Prieto Cinematography
Jacinto Cascales Editor
Abel Santacruz Writer
Argentina 23 October 1951
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