Bad Shelter (1986)
Overview
A meditation on violence and its recurrence in time. It shows circumstances that make vagrants unable to make their life better. They try to survive, albeit not sheltered correctly.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.333 |
Directed By
Alberto Durant
Crew
Emilio Salomón
Andrés Malatesta
Justo Vega
Alberto Durant
Alberto Durant
Mario García Joya
TOP CAST
Charo Verástegui
Sonia
Luis Álvarez
Otoniel
Ricardo Blume
Montero Sheaffer
Ricardo Velásquez
Belisario
José María Salcedo
Ortega
Annia Linares
Rebeca
Félix Álvarez
Paco
Ramón García
Pérez
Bertha Malabrigo
Mrs. Huapaya
Gianfranco Brero
Commissar
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