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Clever (2015)
Still bitter from a recent divorce, martial arts instructor Clever discovers a car tricked out with flames in his neighborhood and sets out on a single-minded quest: to find the artist and treat his own vehicle. His journey leads to a secluded village, and to an enigmatic personality who isn’t quite what he expects. Delightfully odd and idiosyncratic, Clever is an absurd satire of the fragile façade of masculinity.
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Still bitter from a recent divorce, martial arts instructor Clever discovers a car tricked out with flames in his neighborhood and sets out on a single-minded quest: to find the artist and treat his own vehicle. His journey leads to a secluded village, and to an enigmatic personality who isn’t quite what he expects. Delightfully odd and idiosyncratic, Clever is an absurd satire of the fragile façade of masculinity.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Federico Borgia, Guillermo Madeiro
In Theaters:10/24/2015
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Montelona Cine, Habanero Films
Cast
Federico Borgia, Guillermo Madeiro
Director
Hugo Piccinini
Clever
Antonio Osta
Sebastián
Marta Grané
Sebastián's mother
Horacio Camandulle
Big guy at bar
David Roizner Selanikio
Dueño del auto con fuegos
Néstor Guzzini
Walter
Soledad Frugone
Jacqueline
Santiago Agüero
Bruce
Nacho Mendy
Mario
Mario Aguerre
Federico Torrado
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