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The Story of the Novelist Who Would Be President
Mario Vargas Llosa is Peru's greatest writer. In April
1989, he decided to stand as a candidate in next month's presidential election. This exclusive documentary follows Vargas Llosa through the most turbulent year in his life and compares the fictional creations of the writer with the realities of his life and his experiences. Written and narrated by Nicholas Shakespeare. Producers/Directors
Paul Yule and Andy Harries Editor Andrew Snell
A Berwick Universal Pictures production/or BBCtv

Contributors

Unknown:
Mario Vargas Llosa
Unknown:
Nicholas Shakespeare.
Unknown:
Paul Yule
Unknown:
Andy Harries
Editor:
Andrew Snell
Source: Radio Times

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