Bluff
A man catches his girlfriend cheating on him with his boss, and gets fired because of this. When he finds his boss cheating on his ex-girlfriend, he blackmails him, but things will end up upside-down, when a murder shows up
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A man catches his girlfriend cheating on him with his boss, and gets fired because of this. When he finds his boss cheating on his ex-girlfriend, he blackmails him, but things will end up upside-down, when a murder shows up
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Thriller
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Runtime:103 minutes
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Cast
Felipe Martínez Amador
Director
Víctor Mallarino
Pablo Mallarino
Carolina Gómez
Alexandra
Verónica Orozco
Rosemary
Federico Lorusso
Nicolás
Catalina Aristizábal
Margarita
Felipe Botero
Ricardo Perez
Luis Eduardo Arango
Walter Montes
Juan Felipe Cano
Empleado Motel
Adriana Romero
Emilia
Blanca Lucero Bello
Maid
Mónica Montenegro
Mallarino's Secretary
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