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Poltergays: Pesadija en lo profundo del recto (2013)

Released August 29, 2013Runtime 0h 47mDirector Germán Magariños

In 1981, the de facto government financed a Victor Melman / Champagne Oyarbide film, to reach a new audience and give a message in favor of the imminent takeover of the Malvinas. When the military saw the finished film the filmmakers had to go into exile in Guatemala and the film was banned. Wes Craven plagiarized it after seeing it in a Guatemalan screening.

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Cast of Poltergays: Pesadija en lo profundo del recto

Vic Cicuta

Vic Cicuta

El Pai / Freddy (as Victor Melman)
Paul Divano

Paul Divano

Sr Lacerda (as Ronnie Capraro) / Espectro (as Iñoqui Telechea) / Sergio Montalbano
Elvira Serio

Elvira Serio

Idiota violado
Hernán Panessi

Hernán Panessi

J.F. Undercover (as Hernan Alzet)
Ramón Caribe

Ramón Caribe

Sr Hardon (as Rudo Hardon)

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Poltergays: Pesadija en lo profundo del recto stars Vic Cicuta, Paul Divano, Elvira Serio, Hernán Panessi, Ramón Caribe.

Who directed Poltergays: Pesadija en lo profundo del recto?

Poltergays: Pesadija en lo profundo del recto was directed by Germán Magariños.

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In 1981, the de facto government financed a Victor Melman / Champagne Oyarbide film, to reach a new audience and give a message in favor of the imminent takeover of the Malvinas. When the military saw the finished film the filmmakers had to go into exile in Guatemala and the film was banned. Wes Craven plagiarized it after seeing it in a Guatemalan screening.