I'm Going to be Late
A short film that begins with the language of romance but slowly reveals something far more unsettling beneath the surface.
A Pilot on the Run
Reis, a driving instructor at the “Closhi Freno” academy, is scammed when buying his first vehicle, after saving tirelessly and without knowing it he is enrolled in a car race on which the future of his job will depend. His mechanic friends, Wheely and Kerso, and his partner in the driving academy, Silvina, will do everything possible to ensure that he does not give up despite the terrible condition of the car and his inexperience in racing. A fun film with the familiar and healthy humor that characterizes Bambuchia Producciones with a deep message about friendship, integrity, perseverance and the value of people.
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Reis, a driving instructor at the “Closhi Freno” academy, is scammed when buying his first vehicle, after saving tirelessly and without knowing it he is enrolled in a car race on which the future of his job will depend. His mechanic friends, Wheely and Kerso, and his partner in the driving academy, Silvina, will do everything possible to ensure that he does not give up despite the terrible condition of the car and his inexperience in racing. A fun film with the familiar and healthy humor that characterizes Bambuchia Producciones with a deep message about friendship, integrity, perseverance and the value of people.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Edwin Bambuchia Ramírez
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Bambuchia Producciones
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