Nuclear Apocalypse
Peligro nuclear
Synopsis
A man whose Argentine father died in the Falklands War decides to take the building of the Congress of Argentina, holding the English ambassador, the vice president and the parliamentarians hostage, demanding in exchange for his release that the debt he considers the state has with the veterans.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Milos Twilight
- Screenplay & Story
- Victoria Guzmán, Milos Twilight
- Original Title
- Peligro nuclear
- Country of Origin
- Argentina
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 2h 1m
- Production Studios
- Twilight Films, Umania Digital Studios, INCAA
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Milos Twilight
Victoria Guzmán, Milos Twilight
Milos Twilight
Milos Twilight, Roxana Garate, Victoria Guzmán
Department Leadership Roster
Alejandro Elizalde
Production Design
Milos Twilight
Producer
Victoria Guzmán
Writer
Roxana Garate
Producer
Milos Twilight
Director
Milos Twilight
Director of Photography
Victoria Guzmán
Producer
Milos Twilight
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Nuclear Apocalypse
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Nuclear Apocalypse about?
A man whose Argentine father died in the Falklands War decides to take the building of the Congress of Argentina, holding the English ambassador, the vice president and the parliamentarians hostage, demanding in exchange for his release that the debt he considers the state has with the veterans.
Who directed Nuclear Apocalypse?
Nuclear Apocalypse was directed by Milos Twilight.
Who stars in Nuclear Apocalypse?
The principal cast of Nuclear Apocalypse includes Víctor Laplace, Emiliano Lozano, Carolina Papaleo, Enrique Liporace, Marcela López Rey.
When was Nuclear Apocalypse released and how long is it?
Nuclear Apocalypse was released in 1999 with a total runtime of 2h 1m.