11 January 1974 Factual 51 mins
A documentary on the Uruguayan leftist urban guerrilla organization named Tupamaros. The documentary was shot during the height of their operations, in their midst. Contains the only known footage of the Prisíon Del Pueblo (the Tupamaros prison facility).
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United States 11 January 1974
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Película franco-italiana de 1972 del género thriller político dirigida por Costa-Gavras. Protagonizada por Yves Montand Renato Salvatori Enrique Heine ...
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