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Release Date:
July 4, 1997
Original Title:
Todo está oscuro
Production Countries:
Colombia | Cuba | Portugal | Spain
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 95
Marta must travel to Colombia to take charge of the corpse of his brother Juan, who has been murdered. Once there, she gets involved in a mysterious plot.
Assistant Director:
Joseba Salegi
Boom Operator:
Pablo Bueno
Co-Producer:
Darío Vargas
Tino Navarro
Camilo Vives
Director:
Ana Díez
Director of Photography:
Teresa Medina
Editor:
Guillermo S. Maldonado
Music:
Gonzalo Sagarmínaga
Germán Arrieta
Nicolás Uribe
Pascal Gaigne
Producer:
Ángel Amigo
Sound Effects:
Manuel Carrión
Writer:
Ana Díez
Bernardo Belzunegui
Carlos Pérez Merinero
Ángel Amigo
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