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Casas de fuego
Film based on the life of Dr. Salvador Mazza, who, with a group of professionals, conducts an investigation to discover the antidote to a mysterious illness whose carrier is a nocturnal insect. A Mazza was regarded as the first doctor who fought the deadly Chagas disease in Argentina.
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Film based on the life of Dr. Salvador Mazza, who, with a group of professionals, conducts an investigation to discover the antidote to a mysterious illness whose carrier is a nocturnal insect. A Mazza was regarded as the first doctor who fought the deadly Chagas disease in Argentina.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Juan Bautista Stagnaro
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Runtime:115 minutes
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Cast
Juan Bautista Stagnaro
Director
Harry Havilio
Zavalía
José Luis Alfonzo
Dr. Kuhn
Miguel Ángel Solá
Salvador Mazza
Maria Lorenzutti
Beatriz
María Dorila Lanz
Mujer de la cooperadora
María Francisca Álvarez
Mujer de la cooperadora
Marta Gimeno
Mujer de la cooperadora
Mario Machado
Cadaver
Humberto Serrano
Arce
Pastora Vega
Clor
Carolina Fal
Elsa Conrad
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