30 September 1968 Comedy, Romance 80 mins
Starts a love story between an art student and a medical student, narrated from Monday to Sunday.
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Carlos González Music
Helvio Soto Director
Fernando Bellet Director of Photography
Carlos Piaggio Editor
Silvio Caiozzi Assistant Director
Helvio Soto Screenplay
Jose Caviedes First Assistant Director
Gonzalo Salvo Sound Recordist
Monday 1st, Sunday 7th Trailer
Chile 30 September 1968
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