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Edu and Santi are two old friends who are about to lose their home. Desperate, they decide to get married and adopt a child to prevent eviction. An alien will help them by pretending to be their daughter.
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Edu and Santi are two old friends who are about to lose their home. Desperate, they decide to get married and adopt a child to prevent eviction. An alien will help them by pretending to be their daughter.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pablo Marini, Matías Lojo, El Cicho, Pablo Tanno
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Fomento Producciones
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