Antonio Corma

Antonio Corma (1911–1971) was a Spanish writer, who contributed to several screenplays during his career.[1]

Antonio Corma
Born6 May 1911
Barcelona, Spain
Died27 September 1971
OccupationWriter

Selected filmography

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References

  1. Jakubowicz & Radetich p.74

Bibliography

  • Eduardo Jakubowicz & Laura Radetich. La historia argentina a través del cine: las "visiones del pasado" (1933–2003). La Crujía, 2006.


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