Miguel Bahía: The Last Filmmaker
At the end of 1998, the award-winning film director Miguel Bahía disappeared without a trace after the commercial coup of his latest film: 'Transformers'.
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At the end of 1998, the award-winning film director Miguel Bahía disappeared without a trace after the commercial coup of his latest film: 'Transformers'.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Daniel Cervantes
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Runtime:92 minutes
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