'Child of Kamiari Month' (2021)
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31 Minutos: Romeo y Julieta
To pay his gambling debts, Juan Carlos Bodoque promises Mr. Monster the greatest Romeo and Juliet ever made. Five years later, he hasn’t written a single line. With disaster looming, he drags the “31 Minutos” crew into an improvised, off-the-rails version of Shakespeare’s tragedy. Complete with songs, confusion, and total nonsense.
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To pay his gambling debts, Juan Carlos Bodoque promises Mr. Monster the greatest Romeo and Juliet ever made. Five years later, he hasn’t written a single line. With disaster looming, he drags the “31 Minutos” crew into an improvised, off-the-rails version of Shakespeare’s tragedy. Complete with songs, confusion, and total nonsense.
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Genre:Music, Family, Comedy
Written By:Pedro Peirano
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Aplaplac, Fundación Teatro a Mil
Cast
Pedro Peirano, Álvaro Díaz González
Director
Jani Dueñas
Patana Tufillo as 'Juliet' (voice)
Felipe Godoy
Mario Hugo as 'Romeo' (voice)
Álvaro Díaz González
Juan Carlos Bodoque as 'William Shakespeare' & Himself (voice)
Pedro Peirano
Tulio Triviño as 'Mr. Capulet' / Zombie Shakespeare (voice)
Patricio Díaz
Guaripolo as 'Count Paris' / Señor Monstruo (voice)
Daniel Castro
Policarpo Avendaño / Huachimingo as 'Huachimucio' / Pigeon (voice)
Guillermo Silva
Juanín as 'Friar Laurence' / Sopapiglobo as 'Sopapibaldo' (voice)
Pablo Ilabaca
Talking Bust of William Shakespeare (voice)
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