Wild Session
Trailer: Wild Session
Year: 2019
Genre: Documentary
Studio: Mórbido Films, FlixOlé, Video Mercury Films, Apache Films
Director: Paco Limón, Julio César Sánchez
Cast: Javier Aguirre, Simón Andreu, Paco Cabezas, Carmen Carrión, Álex de la Iglesia, Álvaro de Luna
Crew: Ángela Agudo (Executive Producer), Enrique López Lavigne (Producer), Daniel L. López (Associate Producer), Sophie de Mac Mahon (Executive Producer), Paco Limón (Editor), Adán Latonda (Associate Producer)
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