Francisco Massiani (2015)
Overview
This documentary is a chronicle of the journey through the most important sites of the life of venezuelan writer Francisco Massiani who reveals the details of his work and the love of his life.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | es |
| Popularity | 0.182 |
Directed By
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
Crew
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
José Manuel Guzmán H.
Rodolfo Cova
Andrea Gouverneur
Andrés Sequera
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
Daniel Maggi
Andrés Sequera
Luisa de la Ville
Claudio Napolitano
Vladimir Sosnowski
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
Ricardo Naranjo
Vladimir Sosnowski
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
Emmanuel Rivero T.
Oswaldo Maccio
Luis Yslas
Rodrigo Blanco
Rodrigo Blanco
Luis Yslas
Emmanuel Rivero T.
Carolina Aular
Manuel Guzmán Kizer
Fermín Branger
Yeison Rodríguez
Fermín Branger
Andrés Sequera
Oscar Camacho
Jessica Galindo
Charles Martínez
TOP CAST
Francisco Massiani
Himself
Alejandra Massiani de Guzmán
Herself
Paola Guzmán Massiani
Herself
Anabella Guzmán Massiani
Herself
Alejandra Guzmán Massiani
Herself
Sheela Manzanilla
Herself
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