Franco, un proceso histórico Trailer

Franco, un proceso histórico Trailer (1982)

28 January 1982 History, Factual

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Crew

Carmen Salas

Carmen Salas Script Supervisor

Vicente de Blas

Vicente de Blas Construction Coordinator

Antonio Sáiz Palazón

Antonio Sáiz Palazón Camera Operator

Pedro de Blas

Pedro de Blas Construction Coordinator

Manuel Merino

Manuel Merino Director of Photography

Rogelio Armada

Rogelio Armada Boom Operator

José López Cortés

José López Cortés Assistant Camera

Ángeles Sánchez

Ángeles Sánchez Assistant Editor

Paloma Pérez

Paloma Pérez Assistant Editor

Gregorio Manzanos

Gregorio Manzanos Production Manager

Ernesto López

Ernesto López Electrician

International Releases Dates

Spain 28 January 1982

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