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MILVIO: Photographer of the Revolution
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Genre:Documentary, History, War, Animation
Written By:Milbert Pérez, Gustavo Alberto López, Mayra Poueriet
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Guerra Films, Milbo Productions (DO)
Cast
Milbert Pérez
Director
Félix Germán
Coronel Francisco Alberto Caamaño (Voice)
Pepe Sierra
Comandante Montes Arache (Voice)
Héctor Aníbal
Coronel Lora Fernández (Voice)
Josue Guerrero
Teniente Coronel Lachapelle Díaz (Voice)
Ico Abreu
Víctor Marranzini (Voice)
Irving Alberti
Salvador Jorge Blanco (Voice)
Nashla Bogaert
Aleyda Fernández (Voice)
Laura Gómez
Sandra "Revolucionaria" (Voice)
David Maler
Mayor Alejandro Deñó Suero "Chivú" (Voice)
Yasser Michelén
Milvio Pérez [Joven] (Voice)
José Enrique Pintor
Cardenal (Voice)
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