Destino de un capricho (1972) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 31, 1972

Original Title:
Destino de un capricho

Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Music

Production Companies:
Producciones Cinematográficas 70

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
AR: ATP 

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Assistant Director:
Juan Carlos Pelizza

Assistant Editor:
Miguel López

Assistant Production Manager:
Carlos Armer

Assistant Sound Editor:
Juan Bautista Schiavo

Camera Operator:
Francisco Mirada
Raúl Moreno

Carpenter:
Marío Villalba

Costume Design:
Dolores De Pérez

Director:
Leo Fleider

Director of Photography:
Ricardo Younis

Editor:
Rosalino Caterbetti

Electrician:
Alberto Tiero

Makeup Artist:
María Lassaga

Makeup Department Head:
Elsa Picone

Music Director:
Jorge Leone

Negative Cutter:
Margarita Brondolo

Producer:
Óscar Anderle
Emilio Spitz

Production Design:
Carlos T. Dowling

Production Manager:
Pedro Pereira

Second Assistant Director:
Alfredo Sergio
Àngel Barceló

Set Decoration Buyer:
Manuel Villar

Set Designer:
Carlos T. Dowling

Sound Designer:
Alejandro Saracino

Still Photographer:
Jorge Pinasco

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Eduardo Lerchundi

Writer:
Julio Saraceni
Abel Santacruz

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