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7.0 / 10(5 votes)IMDb19871h 24mPeru

Sonata soledad

Synopsis

Three stories. A middle-aged man remembering his childhood, a couple living in a ghostly world, and a parody of filmmaking.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Armando Robles Godoy
Screenplay & Story
Armando Robles Godoy
Original Score
Fernando Garreaud, Héctor Villalobos, Carl Orff
Original Title
Sonata soledad
Country of Origin
Peru
Spoken Languages
Spanish
Runtime
1h 24m
Production Studios
Telecine

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Armando Robles Godoy

Screenplay & Story

Armando Robles Godoy

Original Score & Music

Fernando Garreaud, Héctor Villalobos, Carl Orff

Director of Photography

Luis Vargas Prada

Department Leadership Roster

Armando Robles Godoy

Armando Robles Godoy

Director

Armando Robles Godoy

Armando Robles Godoy

Screenplay

Luis Vargas Prada

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Sonata soledad.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sonata soledad

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Sonata soledad about?

Three stories. A middle-aged man remembering his childhood, a couple living in a ghostly world, and a parody of filmmaking.

Who directed Sonata soledad?

Sonata soledad was directed by Armando Robles Godoy.

Who stars in Sonata soledad?

The principal cast of Sonata soledad includes Armando Robles Godoy, Marcela Robles, Orlando Sacha, Tony Vázquez, Veronica Pflucker.

When was Sonata soledad released and how long is it?

Sonata soledad was released in 1987 with a total runtime of 1h 24m.

Who composed the musical score for Sonata soledad?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Sonata soledad was composed by Fernando Garreaud, Héctor Villalobos, Carl Orff.