Crackòvia
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Crackòvia
Summary
Crackòvia is a television series[1].
Key Facts
- Crackòvia's instance of is recorded as television series[2].
- Crackòvia was directed by Joan Rufas[3].
- Crackòvia was directed by Toni Soler i Guasch[4].
- Òscar Andreu wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[5].
- Jaume Buixó wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[6].
- Júlia Cot wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[7].
- Òscar Dalmau Alcaine wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[8].
- Jair Domínguez wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[9].
- Manel Lucas i Giralt wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[10].
- Albert Martorell wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[11].
- Quim Morales wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[12].
- Xavier Navarro wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[13].
- Francesc Orteu wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[14].
- Jordi Ventura Padró wrote the screenplay for Crackòvia[15].
- Crackòvia's genre is satire[16].
- Crackòvia's genre is comedy television series[17].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Toni Albà[18].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Francesc Novell i Clausells[19].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Bruno Oro Pichot[20].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Oriol Vila[21].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Jordi Rios[22].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Ivan Labanda[23].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Carlos Latre[24].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Pep Plaza[25].
- A cast member of Crackòvia was Cesc Casanovas[26].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Directors include Joan Rufas[3] and Toni Soler i Guasch[4]. Screenwriters include Òscar Andreu[5], Jaume Buixó[6], Júlia Cot[7], Òscar Dalmau Alcaine[8], Jair Domínguez[9], and Manel Lucas i Giralt[10]. Cast members include Toni Albà[18], Francesc Novell i Clausells[19], Bruno Oro Pichot[20], Oriol Vila[21], Jordi Rios[22], and Ivan Labanda[23].
Publication
Original languages include Catalan[27] and Spanish[28]. Languages include Spanish[29] and Catalan[30]. Genres include satire[16] and comedy television series[17].