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Objeto encontrado Trailer (2012)

13 January 2012 Factual 87 mins

Life and work of Antonio Perez, important personality of Spanish culture because of its relationship with key artistic and social events that occurred in Spain since the early fifties. Unique character, Antonio Perez developed an interesting activity as an artist-editor-collector. It is precisely this aspect of "search objects" which he equated with contemporary artists such as Duchamp.

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Cast

Juan Marsé

as Himself

Antonio Pérez

as Himself

Angeles Saura

as Herself

Luis Gordillo

as Himself

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Spain 13 January 2012

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Trailer OBJETO ENCONTRADO (Documental)

El documental OBJETO ENCONTRADO narra la vida y obra de Antonio Pérez personalidad relevante de la cultura española por su relación con los principales ...

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