Carlos Meléndez is unemployed, and finding himself without basic services such as gas, water and electricity. For twelve hours, he will have to endure and battle against the various ills of a congested city - bureaucratic secretaries of ill will, punk criminals, policemen, among others- in order to seek the respect of his peers.
Ricardo Amunátegui
Director
Coco Legrand
Carlos Meléndez (voice)
Yasmín Valdés
Leslie / Girl at the Cafe (voice)
Gonzalo Robles
Gallo Claudio (voice)
Claudio Reyes
Bank Manager (voice)
Katyna Huberman
Wendy (voice)
Fernando Larraín
Boy scout / Mafioso (voice)
Liliana Ross
Fancy Old Lady (voice)
Luis Dubó
Evangelical preacher (voice)
Juan Andrés Salfate
(voice)
Vanessa Miller
Punk Girl (voice)
Cristián García-Huidobro
Thin Carabineer (voice)
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