Three stories based on tales of the book by Manuel Mujica Lainez, ("El hambre", "La pulsera de cascabeles" y "El salón dorado".).) On scripts for the directors themselves and the collaboration of Ernesto Schoo.
Ricardo Wullicher, Alberto Fischerman, Oscar Barney Finn
Director
Pablo Brichta
(Episodio "El hambre")
Patricio Contreras
(Episodio "El hambre")
José María Gutiérrez
(Episodio "El hambre")
J. J. Chiambretto
(Episodio "El hambre")
Aldo Barbero
(Episodio "El salón dorado")
Graciela Dufau
(Episodio "El salón dorado")
Eva Franco
(Episodio "El salón dorado")
Julia von Grolman
(Episodio "El salón dorado")
Ivan Grey
(Episodio "La pulsera de cascabeles")
Walter Santa Ana
(Episodio "La pulsera de cascabeles")
Augusto Kretschmar
(Episodio "La pulsera de cascabeles")
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