October in Madrid
Trailer: October in Madrid
Year: 1965
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Eurodis Télécinex, ORTF
Director: Marcel Hanoun
Cast: Chonette Laurent, Augustin Reyes, José Meneses, Nadia Werba, Marcel Hanoun, Luis García Berlanga
Crew: Marcel Hanoun (Director), Patrick Dauphin (Editor), Jean Eustache (Editor), Nadia Werba (Assistant Director), Marcel Hanoun (Cinematography), Roberto Martinez Puig (Assistant Director)
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