Martín Fierro
Synopsis
Adaptation to animated film for children of the classic poem of manners from Argentine literature that shows the life and hardships of the gaucho¸ character who inhabits the Argentine fields known as pampas.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Fernando Laverde
- Screenplay & Story
- José Hernández, Jorge Zuhair Jury
- Original Score
- Antonio Tarragó Ros
- Original Title
- Martín Fierro
- Country of Origin
- Argentina
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 10m
- Production Studios
- Isabel Eugenia Lettner Producciones
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Fernando Laverde
José Hernández, Jorge Zuhair Jury
Antonio Tarragó Ros
Gloria Argüelles, Silvia Ripoll
Isabel Eugenia Lettner
Department Leadership Roster
Fernando Laverde
Director
Jorge Zuhair Jury
Writer
Isabel Eugenia Lettner
Producer
Gloria Argüelles
Editor
Silvia Ripoll
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1989
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Frequently Asked Questions About Martín Fierro
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What is Martín Fierro about?
Adaptation to animated film for children of the classic poem of manners from Argentine literature that shows the life and hardships of the gaucho¸ character who inhabits the Argentine fields known as pampas.
Who directed Martín Fierro?
Martín Fierro was directed by Fernando Laverde.
Who stars in Martín Fierro?
The principal cast of Martín Fierro includes Carlos Román, Alberto Benegas, Mario Giusti, Rubén Maravini, Luis Linares.
When was Martín Fierro released and how long is it?
Martín Fierro was released in 1989 with a total runtime of 1h 10m.
Who composed the musical score for Martín Fierro?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Martín Fierro was composed by Antonio Tarragó Ros.