The Blues of Pop Street Trailer

The Blues of Pop Street Trailer (1983)

01 January 1983 Adventure, Comedy, Crime 90 mins

Mary Ocky, a beautiful girl from Mondonedo, Ohio, comes to seek the help of the famous PI Philip Marlboro in order to find her boyfriend Macho Jim who went missing three months earlier under obscure circumstances. Marlboro’s investigations take him to Shit City, a grim place devoured by sin and corruption where punk gangs have taken over.

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Cast

Antonio Mayans

as Felipe Malboro

Trino Trives

as Saúl Winston

Agustín García

as Impasible Carter

Analía Ivars

as Chica Punki

Ricardo Palacios

as Narrator (voice, uncredited)

Crew

Fernando García Morcillo

Original Music Composer

International Titles

Aventuras de Felipe Malboro, volumen 8 Trailer

International Releases Dates

Spain 01 January 1983

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