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Crossing a Shadow
The movie follows the life of Enrique Aet, an engineer whose main obsession is to improve communications between the Peruvian jungle and Lima.
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The movie follows the life of Enrique Aet, an engineer whose main obsession is to improve communications between the Peruvian jungle and Lima.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Augusto Tamayo San Román
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Argos P.C., ICAIC, Filmosonido, Argos Producciones Audiovisuales
Cast
Augusto Tamayo San Román
Director
Diego Bertie
Enrique Aet
Vanessa Saba
Doris Beltrán
Gonzalo Molina
Oswaldo Aet
Paul Vega
Rodolfo Rodríguez
Milena Alva
Guillermina Aet
Carlos Carlín
José Reyes
Gianfranco Brero
Joaquín Cañedo
Alberto Ísola
Don Felipe Beltrán
Enrique Victoria
Profesor Halbert
Coco Chiarella
Ministro de Fomento
Cécica Bernasconi
Maria Cristina Eyzaguirre
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