Este mar sabe demasiado, Takilleitor Trailer

Este mar sabe demasiado, Takilleitor Trailer (1998)

"You pass by, and you don't look at me, you think you're making me suffer" 21 February 1998 Comedy, Sci-Fi 65 mins

The successful singer Luis Dimas goes along with his driver, known as Takilleitor, touring the cities of Chile. They are joined by two former agents of the Central Nacional de Informaciones (CNI), Chile's national intelligence service during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, who are chasing a kind of wooden parrot containing a supposed political message.

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Cast

Luis Dimas

as Luis Dimas

Rodrigo Vidal

as Takilleitor

Sergio Hernández

as José María

Valeria Chignoli

as Sing Student

Pablo Striano

as Announcer

Mauricio Aravena

as Bar Customer

Crew

Carlos Cabezas

Original Music Composer

José Luis Arredondo

José Luis Arredondo Director of Photography

Daniel de la Vega

Daniel de la Vega Executive Producer

Juan Carlos Altamirano

Juan Carlos Altamirano Delegated Producer

International Releases Dates

Chile 21 February 1998

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