Alberto Etchebehere
Argentinian cinematographer
About Alberto Etchebehere
Lived 1903 – 1965 (aged 61). Alberto Etchebehere was an Argentine cinematographer, film director and screenwriter.
Alberto Etchebehere (1903–1965) was an Argentine cinematographer.
Selected filmography Streets of Buenos Aires (1934) The Life of Carlos Gardel (1939) My Country's Wings (1939) Educating Niní (1940) At the Sound of the Bugle (1941) The Song of the Suburbs (1941) Girls Orchestra (1941) The Third Kiss (1942) Carmen (1943) Candida, Woman of the Year (1943) Saint Candida (1945) Two Angels and a Sinner (1945) María Rosa (1946) Christmas with the Poor (1947) The Headless Woman (1947) Story of a Bad Woman (1948) God Reward You (1948) Nacha Regules (1950) The Fan (1951) The Orchid (1951) This Is My Life (1952) The Beast Must Die (1952) The Count of Monte Cristo (1953) The Kidnapper (1958) Thirst (1960)
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Who was Alberto Etchebehere?
Argentinian cinematographer (1903-1965)
When was Alberto Etchebehere born?
Alberto Etchebehere was born on 4 June 1903 in Buenos Aires.
When did Alberto Etchebehere die?
Alberto Etchebehere died on 2 April 1965 in Buenos Aires.
What was Alberto Etchebehere's occupation?
Alberto Etchebehere was a cinematographer, film director and screenwriter.
What nationality was Alberto Etchebehere?
Alberto Etchebehere was Argentine.
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