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Release Date:
March 22, 1973
Original Title:
Los caballeros de la cama redonda
Genres:
Comedy
Production Companies:
Aries Cinematográfica Argentina
Production Countries:
Argentina
Ratings / Certifications:
AR: 16
Runtime: 103
Alberto, Jorge, Ricardo and Tristan are employees of a shoe store, all are married and share the friendship also between their wives. The 4 friends, faithful to the rogue style of Buenos Aires, go out of their way to have love affairs with the beautiful customers of the shoe store, and for that purpose one day they decide to rent, secretly, an apartment to use as a "bulín". The problems begin from then on, as everyone wants to be the first to release it and then, successively, take turns for their adventures. As is to be expected, it does not take long for the first entanglements to appear, while their wives seem to begin to suspect the adventures of these four typical Buenos Aires chantas.
Art Direction:
Óscar Piruzanto
Assistant Camera:
Alfredo Cosentino
Assistant Costume Designer:
Alberto Wiernicki
Assistant Editor:
Eduardo López
Margarita Brondolo
Assistant Sound Designer:
Daniel Castronuovo
Associate Producer:
Mario Kaminsky
Camera Car:
Marcelo Pais
Cinematography:
Américo Hoss
Director:
Gerardo Sofovich
Editor:
Óscar Montauti
Electrician:
Miguel Amengual
Executive Producer:
Luis Osvaldo Repetto
Nicolás Carreras
Hair Designer:
Nélida Aued
Makeup Artist:
Blanca Olavego
Music:
Jorge López Ruiz
Oscar López Ruiz
Producer:
Gerardo Sofovich
Hugo Sofovich
Producer's Assistant:
Alejandro Arango
Luis Fernández
Production Manager:
Fernando Molina
Set Decoration:
Francisco Mascareño
Set Designer:
Óscar Piruzanto
Sound:
Norberto Castronuovo
Still Photographer:
Alfredo Suárez
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