Nicaragua Part 4: Changes
Trailer: Nicaragua Part 4: Changes
Year: 1985
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Channel 4 Television, Lusia Films
Director: Marc Karlin
Cast:
Crew: Marc Karlin (Director), Melanie Chait (Sound), Jonathan Bloom (Director of Photography), John Anderton (Sound), Eddie Lacayo (Sound)
Runtime: 89 minutes
Release: Nov 04, 1985
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Language: English, Español
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