Julio Begins in July Trailer

Julio Begins in July Trailer (1979)

30 April 1979 Drama 120 mins

This is the story of a teenager at the turn of the century in the conservative higher classes of Chile and the initiation rites in his society.

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Cast

Elsa Alarcón

as Grandma

Luis Alarcón

as Uncle Alberto

Tennyson Ferrada

as Uncle Aurelio

Jaime Vadell

as Torres

Delfina Guzmán

as Otaraiza's Widow

Marcial Edwards

as Journalist

Magdalena Aguirre

as Mother Superior

Rafael Benavente

as Prior Franciscano

Jorge Álvarez

as Parish Priest

José Cabello

as Manolo

Fritz Stein

as Filiberto

Jorge Yáñez

as Payador Merrejo

Felipe Rabat

as Don Julio

Alfonso Luco

as Alfonso

Crew

Alberto Célery

Alberto Célery Executive Producer

Nelson Fuentes

Nelson Fuentes Photoscience Manager

Luis Alarcón

Luis Alarcón Assistant Director

Víctor Segura

Víctor Segura Assistant Director

Jorge Oyarzun

Jorge Oyarzun Makeup Artist

Nelson Fuentes

Nelson Fuentes Director of Photography

International Titles

Julio comienza en julio Trailer

International Releases Dates

Chile 30 April 1979

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