Buenos Aires, Argentina. A luxurious van is parked on the sidewalk. A man enters with the purpose of stealing whatever he can find, but when he wants to leave, he cannot. The doors do not open, the control panel does not respond: the van has become an armored box and he is trapped like a mouse.
Mariano Cohn
Director
Peter Lanzani
Ciro
Dady Brieva
Dr. Enrique Ferrari
Luis Brandoni
Amadeo
Noelia Castaño
Policewoman
Valeria Mitidieri
Journalist
Irina Matozza
Young couple
Alejo Ramírez Borella
Young couple
Lucas Pose
Ladrón (as Lucas Posse Cuellar)
Ailén Mazioni
Mujer oficinista (as Ailén Mazkin)
Ariel Chavarría
Empleado de Seguridad All 25
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