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The Hot Box (1972)
After a young village boy dies on San Rosario island, the leader of the People's Army decides to kidnap a group of American nurses who have traveled there to work at the government medical center, demanding that they help set up a public health dispensary and teach the revolutionaries medical procedures and first aid.
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After a young village boy dies on San Rosario island, the leader of the People's Army decides to kidnap a group of American nurses who have traveled there to work at the government medical center, demanding that they help set up a public health dispensary and teach the revolutionaries medical procedures and first aid.
Rating:R
Genre:Adventure, Drama, Action
Written By:Jonathan Demme, Joe Viola
In Theaters:4/21/1972
Box Office:
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:New World Pictures
Cast
Joe Viola
Director
Carmen Argenziano
Flavio
Andrea Cagan
Bunny Kincaid
Margaret Markov
Lynn Forrest
Rickey Richardson
Ellie St. George
Laurie Rose
Sue Pennwright
Zaldy Zshornack
Ronaldo
Jose Romulo
Crao
Rocco Montalban
Carragiero
Charles Dierkop
Journalist Garcia / Major Dubay
Gina Laforteza
Florida
Carmen Barredo
Tomasa (as Carmen Baredo)
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