Hold-Up! (2012 film)
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{{Infobox film
| image = Hold-Up! (2012 film) poster.jpg
| caption = Theatrical release poster
| native_name = {{Infobox name module|es|¡Atraco!|nolink=yes}}
| starring = {{ubl|Guillermo Francella|Óscar Jaenada|Amaia Salamanca|Nicolás Cabré|Daniel Fanego|Jordi Martínez|Francesc Albiol}}
| director = Eduard Cortés
| producer = {{ubl|Pedro Costa|Gerardo Herrero|Axel Kuschevatzky|Carlos Mentasti|Luis A. Scalella}}
| writer = Eduard Cortés
Pedro Costa
Piti Español
Marcelo Figueras
| music = Federico Jusid
| cinematography = David Omedes
| editing = Fernando Pardo
| studio = {{ubl|Argentina Sono Film S.A.C.I.|Castafiore Films|Pedro Costa PC|Telefe|Tornasol Films}}
| distributor =
| released = {{Film date|df=yes|2012|08|2|Argentina|2012|10|19|Spain}}
| runtime = 111 minutes
| country = Spain
Argentina
| language = Spanish
}}
Hold-Up! ({{langx|es|¡Atraco!|links=no}}) is a 2012 Spanish-Argentine film directed by Eduard Cortés, filmed in Spain.{{Cite web|url=https://variety.com/2012/film/reviews/hold-up-1117948770/|title=Hold-Up!|date=18 November 2012|first=Jonathan|last=Holland|website=Variety}} The script was written by the director with Pedro Costa. The film stars Guillermo Francella, Nicolás Cabré, and Amaia Salamanca.Joan Marimón El montaje cinematográfico. Del guion a la pantalla 2014 8447538060 Page 109 "Fernando Pardo —montador de Martín Hache (1997), de Adolfo Aristaráin; de Solas (1999), de Benito Zambrano; de ¡Atraco! (2012), de Eduard Cortés, etc.— intenta solucionar el problema con un cambio relevante de espacio:"
Plot
In 1950s Spain, a cohort of Argentinians who remain faithful to the ousted president Peron devise a scheme to execute a heist aimed at retrieving the jewels once possessed by the president's deceased wife, Evita.
Cast
- Guillermo Francella – Merello
- Nicolás Cabré – Miguel
- Amaia Salamanca – Teresa
- Daniel Fanego – Landa
- Oscar Jaenada – Ramos
- Jordi Martínez – Naranjo
- Francesc Albiol
- Félix Cubero
- Bárbara de Lema
- Jorge Suquet
- Esmeralda Moya
- Felipe Vélez
- Chechu Moltó
- Simona Ferrar
- Juan Codina
See also
References
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