Crisis
A ghost writer, a piano player and a clerk, three characters united by frustration, who will have to fight to get out of their crises, facing their insecurities, repressions and bad memories in a world of fantasies and mysteries.
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A ghost writer, a piano player and a clerk, three characters united by frustration, who will have to fight to get out of their crises, facing their insecurities, repressions and bad memories in a world of fantasies and mysteries.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Martín Pizarro Veglia, Javier Muñoz Percherón, Vicente Rosselot, Paulina Moreno
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Praxinoscopio Films
Cast
Martín Pizarro Veglia
Director
Juan Pablo Troncoso
Ernesto Soto
Willy Semler
Roberto del Río
Paulina Moreno
Blanca Donoso
Sergio Hernández
Sergio D'Leon
Gabriel Barraza
Dr. Chung (voice)
Gabriela Basauri
Reporter
Camilo Carmona
Aníbal Maturana
Rafael de la Reguera
Vicente
Margarita Llanos
Claudia
Daniela Castillo Toro
Marcela
Daniela Ramírez
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