Historias Breves 0 (1993)
Overview
Film composed of nine short films. Short Stories 0, was released in 1993 and did not yet have that name because they were separate shorts. It would later become the prestigious annual short film competition for directors organized and produced by INCAA.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.652 |
Directed By
Mariela Yeregui
Fernando Díaz
Laura Aparici
Sebastián Valiño
Cristina Raschia
Cristian Bernard
Marcelo Altmark
Julia Solomonoff
Vanessa Ragone
Kristian Colantonio
Crew
Mariela Yeregui
Fernando Díaz
Laura Aparici
Sebastián Valiño
Cristina Raschia
Julián Castro
Cristian Bernard
Kristian Colantonio
Marcelo Altmark
Andrea Marsicano
Julia Solomonoff
Paula Hernández
Marcelo Birmajer
Vanessa Ragone
Mariela Yeregui
Fernando Díaz
Laura Aparici
Sebastián Valiño
Cristina Raschia
Cristian Bernard
Marcelo Altmark
Julia Solomonoff
Vanessa Ragone
Kristian Colantonio
TOP CAST
María Laura Cali
(Segmento: Rubén, el murciélago)
Claudio Santos
(Segmento: Rubén, el murciélago)
Oscar Stecconi
(Segmento: Rubén, el murciélago)
Carlos Iraldi
(Segmento: El artista peripatético)
David Masajnik
(Segmento: El condenado)
Jorge Sassi
(Segmento: El condenado)
Rubén Stella
(Segmento: El condenado)
Nicolás Albarracín
(Segmento: El tajo)
Sergio Díaz
(Segmento: El tajo)
Carlos Romano
(Segmento: El tajo)
César Orfali
(Segmento: Encuentros lejanos)
Alfredo Casero
(Segmento: Encuentros lejanos)
Fernanda Do Pazo
(Segmento: Latidos)
Facundo Lozano
(Segmento: Latidos)
Fernando Ferro
(Segmento: Maese trotamundos)
Ana Celentano
(Segmento: Maese trotamundos)
Rudolf Kunse
(Segmento: Maese trotamundos)
Javier Villafañe
(Segmento: Maese trotamundos)
Lidia Catalano
(Segmento: Un día con Ángela)
Dario Tangelson
(Segmento: Un día con Ángela)
Myriam Pizarnik
(Segmento: Vértigos)
Arturo Carrera
(Segmento: Vértigos)
Diana Bellessi
(Segmento: Vértigos)
Olga Orozco
(Segmento: Vértigos)
Rosario Bléfari
(Segmento: Vértigos)
Humberto Tortonese
(Segmento: Vértigos)
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