Pim, pam, pum… ¡fuego! (1975) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 5, 1975

Original Title:
Pim, pam, pum… ¡fuego!

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
José Frade

Production Countries:
Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 99

Spain, 1940s. While returning to Madrid by train, Paca, a chorus girl who aspires to join a prestigious company, meets Luis, a young man of helpless appearance.

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Additional Editor:
Esperanza Cobos

Assistant Camera:
Julio Leyva

Assistant Director:
Luis Gómez Valdivieso

Assistant Editor:
Concepción Piño

Assistant Makeup Artist:
María del Carmen Clavel

Assistant Production Manager:
Santiago Marugán

Camera Operator:
Domingo Solano

Costumer:
Juan Chamizo

Director:
Pedro Olea

Director of Photography:
Fernando Arribas

Editor:
José Antonio Rojo

Hairstylist:
Carmen Sánchez

Makeup Artist:
Carmen Martín

Original Music Composer:
Carmelo Bernaola

Producer:
José Frade

Production Manager:
Enrique Bellot

Screenplay:
Pedro Olea
Rafael Azcona

Script Supervisor:
Lucía Martín

Set Decoration:
Antonio Cortés
José Ramón Molina

Sound:
Francisco Peramos

Still Photographer:
Gustavo Fernández Roces

Wardrobe Master:
Carmen Cano-Caballero

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