Carlos Azpúrua
Venezuelan filmmaker, known for the film Disparen a matar (Shoot to Kill) from 1991, which won the Best Debut Film award at the International Festival of New Latin American Cinema and was a finalist for the Goya Award for Best Latin American Production. The film continues his preference for politically and socially charged cinema, presented with strong narrative skill and solid execution. Another notable film is Amaneció de golpe from 1998, a powerful drama about terrorism and violence, co-produced by Venezuela, Mexico, and Cuba, with a screenplay by the renowned playwright José Ignacio Cabrujas.
Coup at Daybreak
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Shoot to kill
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La propia gente
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La Batalla de los Puentes
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La propia gente
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Fast Food Off the Shelf
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Shoot to kill
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Sabino Vive: Las últimas fronteras.
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Sabino Vive: Las últimas fronteras.
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Sabino Vive: Las últimas fronteras.
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Sabino Vive: Las últimas fronteras.
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Sabino Vive: Las últimas fronteras.
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Amazonas, el negocio de este mundo
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Amazonas, el negocio de este mundo
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Amazonas, el negocio de este mundo
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Amazonas, el negocio de este mundo
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Mi vida por Sharon, ¿o qué te pasa a ti?
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Mi vida por Sharon, ¿o qué te pasa a ti?
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Caño Mánamo
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Trans
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