Categories: Social Responsibility

RadioProfile | Oppenheimer: remarkable performances for an unforgettable film

Adrea Bisso tells details about “Oppenheimer”, the new film by Christopher Nolan, based on the life of theoretical physicist Robert Oppenheimer, known as the father of the atomic bomb.

He also talks about the changes at Telefé, with Dario Turovelzky assuming a new role at Paramount.

Listen to his column on Radio Perfil.

by Andrea Biso

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