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Gástor, a terrorist, wants to bring the Pistolerosa back to life. But Marcelo Riesgo, a secret agent is sent to stop him.
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Gástor, a terrorist, wants to bring the Pistolerosa back to life. But Marcelo Riesgo, a secret agent is sent to stop him.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Andrés Borghi
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Producciones Hermanos Kamikaze
Cast
Andrés Borghi
Director
Javier Murabito
Marcelo Riesgo
Andrés Borghi
Gástor / Guadalajaraman / Negro Villagra
Nicolás Stilman
Pistolérosa / Baniatto / Tetra-bot
Juan A. Mingrone
El jefe / Monaso
Paula Basso
Chispita
Matias Costilla
Hongo
Guadalupe Duarte
Molly Nari
Luciano Fernández
Berugo
Pablo Gorbach
John Gianolla
Roman Hernández
Peter Pimpinella
Lucas Lenzi
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