Once a Year Can't Hurt
Dec 25, 2014 · 1h 33m
Director
Juan Camilo PinzónOverview
It tells the story of a university student who makes a documentary to find out if Colombia is a country of drinkers or not. In the midst of everyday and comic situations, the young man will obtain interesting and entertaining material for his research.
Cast of Once a Year Can't Hurt
Waldo UrregoÁlvaro
Aída MoralesMaría del Pilar
Walter LuengasÁlvaro Junior
Manuel SarmientoMarcos
Jacques ToukhmanianGustavo
Katherine PortoLaura
Lina CastrillónAlcira
Luisa Fernanda GiraldoCarmen
Juan Sebastián ParadaDaniel
Valeria ChagüiMarcela Rodríguez
Francisco SuárezCamarógrafo- Éibar GutiérrezJuancho
Biassini SeguraGregorio
Helga DíazVirginia
Claudia Liliana GonzálezYolanda
Ernesto BenjumeaJulio
Mabel MorenoMarcela
Santiago AlarcónGonzalo
Don Guelver de CurreaBeltrán- Ernesto BallénHernán
Crew of Once a Year Can't Hurt
Juan Camilo PinzónDirector
Dago GarcíaStory, Writer, Editor- Fernando LaraStory
Iván GarcíaExecutive Producer
Carolina SilvaEditor- Enrique LunaCinematography
- Oscar RoblesCinematography
Hernán GarcíaArt Direction
Jimmy Pulido LopezMusic- María Isabel PáramoFirst Assistant Director
- Laura Tatiana BohorquezSecond Assistant Director
About Once a Year Can't Hurt
What is Once a Year Can't Hurt about?
It tells the story of a university student who makes a documentary to find out if Colombia is a country of drinkers or not. In the midst of everyday and comic situations, the young man will obtain interesting and entertaining material for his research.
When was Once a Year Can't Hurt released?
Once a Year Can't Hurt was released on December 25, 2014.
How long is Once a Year Can't Hurt?
Once a Year Can't Hurt runs 1 hour 33 minutes (93 minutes).
Who directed Once a Year Can't Hurt?
Once a Year Can't Hurt was directed by Juan Camilo Pinzón.
Who is in the cast of Once a Year Can't Hurt?
The cast of Once a Year Can't Hurt includes Waldo Urrego (Álvaro), Aída Morales (María del Pilar), Walter Luengas (Álvaro Junior), Manuel Sarmiento (Marcos) and Jacques Toukhmanian (Gustavo).