Blue Commandos in Action

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Blue Commands in Action (Template:Langx) is an Argentine film shot in Eastmancolor, directed by Emilio Vieyra based on his own screenplay, written in collaboration with Gustavo Ghirardi, from an original idea by Emilio Vieyra. It was released on September 4, 1980, and the main actors were Jorge Martínez and Germán Kraus.[1]

Synopsis

A paramilitary group intervenes to prevent a crime in the fashion world.

Cast

Comments

Fernando G. Varea says that "the films that exposed the Argentine military dictatorship most harshly were those aimed at children and families." S.E. in Clarín said, "The story is almost identical to the previous one... In this case, E. Vieyra, the author and director of the film, has conceived a tedious and vulgar book."

Manrupe and Portela write, "This sequel copies all the constants of the previous one."

References

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External links

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