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Caimanes de la Galaxia
CARLOS is a deeply selfish teenager who dreams of succeeding in the “Intergalactic Baseball Leagues” but is forced to move to a place so remote that he himself has baptized “Pluto” and move greatly away from his goal. His only opportunity to push himself again towards the “Intergalactic Leagues” is to be part of a team of “Caimanes”, that is, some discarded players and challenge the “Lancers”, the best team in “Pluton”.
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CARLOS is a deeply selfish teenager who dreams of succeeding in the “Intergalactic Baseball Leagues” but is forced to move to a place so remote that he himself has baptized “Pluto” and move greatly away from his goal. His only opportunity to push himself again towards the “Intergalactic Leagues” is to be part of a team of “Caimanes”, that is, some discarded players and challenge the “Lancers”, the best team in “Pluton”.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Fundación Villa del Cine
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