
Abisa a los compañeros
Synopsis
Based on real events in Peru, 1963. A team of revolutionary foreigners planned and pulled a heist on the biggest bank in Peru. The loot helped fund the rural revolution in Concepción, Cusco.
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- Director
- Felipe Degregori
- Screenplay & Story
- Guillermo Thorndike
- Original Score
- Jorge Madreño
- Original Title
- Abisa a los compañeros
- Country of Origin
- Peru
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 38m
- Production Studios
- Cinematografía Horizonte
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Felipe Degregori
Guillermo Thorndike
Jorge Madreño
Department Leadership Roster
Felipe Degregori
Director
Guillermo Thorndike
Screenplay
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Frequently Asked Questions About Abisa a los compañeros
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What is Abisa a los compañeros about?
Based on real events in Peru, 1963. A team of revolutionary foreigners planned and pulled a heist on the biggest bank in Peru. The loot helped fund the rural revolution in Concepción, Cusco.
Who directed Abisa a los compañeros?
Abisa a los compañeros was directed by Felipe Degregori.
Who stars in Abisa a los compañeros?
The principal cast of Abisa a los compañeros includes Gustavo MacLennan, Orlando Sacha, Félix Álvarez.
When was Abisa a los compañeros released and how long is it?
Abisa a los compañeros was released in 1980 with a total runtime of 1h 38m.
Who composed the musical score for Abisa a los compañeros?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Abisa a los compañeros was composed by Jorge Madreño.



















