Aplaplac
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Aplaplac is a Chilean producer, created in 2001 by Álvaro Díaz and Pedro Peirano. It is known for presenting novel and fresh proposals on screen.
The "Aplaplac" name comes from a skit about a low-budget training academy shown in the program Plan Z (1999), from the missing Chilean Channel 2, aka Rock & Pop.
One of its biggest successes is 31 Minutos (2003), a children's television show on Televisión Nacional de Chile. The series shows the misfortune of a team of reporters, in a clear parody of the news program 24 Horas.
[edit] Productions
[edit] Television
- Sangre, Sudor y Lágrimas, Panamerican Sports Network (Latin America, 2001)
- Mira Tú, Televisión Nacional de Chile (Chile, 2002)
- 31 Minutos, Televisión Nacional de Chile (Chile, 2003)
- Micos y pericos, Trecevisión (Guatemala, 2008)
- Chile es un país serio, Canal 13 (Chile, 2008)
[edit] Cinema
- 31 Minutos: la película (2008)
