Dog's Eyes
Ojos de Perro
Synopsis
It presents the struggle of the first unionized workers, after a strike for the implantation of the eight-hour day and the union right, in the sugar valleys of Peru. It is the story of the first union in the city of Trujillo, organized in 1921.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Alberto Durant
- Screenplay & Story
- José Watanabe, Alberto Durant, Miguel Barrón
- Original Title
- Ojos de Perro
- Country of Origin
- Mexico, Peru
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Alberto Durant
José Watanabe, Alberto Durant, Miguel Barrón
Julio Simoneau
Department Leadership Roster
José Watanabe
Writer
Alberto Durant
Writer
Julio Simoneau
Director of Photography
Alberto Durant
Director
Miguel Barrón
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dog's Eyes
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What is Dog's Eyes about?
It presents the struggle of the first unionized workers, after a strike for the implantation of the eight-hour day and the union right, in the sugar valleys of Peru. It is the story of the first union in the city of Trujillo, organized in 1921.
Who directed Dog's Eyes?
Dog's Eyes was directed by Alberto Durant.
Who stars in Dog's Eyes?
The principal cast of Dog's Eyes includes María Antonia Pérez, José María Salcedo, Hugo Soriano, Julio Vega, Jorge Guerra.
When was Dog's Eyes released and how long is it?
Dog's Eyes was released in 1983 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.