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Misión comando (1989) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1989

Original Title:
Misión comando

Genres:
Action

Production Companies:
Crustel
Efeh 2

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 82

Overview from TheMovieDB

The city is the formidable setting for this spectacular police story. A challenge for the men of Mission Commando. A police officer to hold your breath!

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Performers

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Bibiana Cejas
Hugo Contreras
Nicolás García
Pedro Corral
Sergio Mazzeo

Assistant Director:
Rolo Pereyra

Assistant Director of Photography:
José Bruschtin
José Pérez
Carlos Colini

Assistant Editor:
Alejandro Buranits

Assistant Set Decoration:
Cristian Olivera

Camera Operator:
Lito Álvarez
Roberto Miranda
Hagop Stepanian

Costume Design:
Coca Salas

Director:
Carlos Aguilar

Director of Photography:
Lulo Cachapuoti

Editor:
Gabriel Simari

Executive Producer:
Miguel Spera

Makeup Artist:
Marta Abalos

Music:
Óscar Cardozo Ocampo

Producer:
Carlos Aguilar

Production Assistant:
Marcelo Iúdice

Production Coordinator:
Oscar Lanza

Set Decoration:
Nazario Pugliese

Songs:
Néstor Marconi

Sound:
Jorge Müller
Miguel de los Santos

Sound Editor:
Diego Iberlucea

Sound Mixer:
Diego Iberlucea

Visual Effects:
Tom Cundom

Writer:
Plácido Donato
Carlos Aguilar

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