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Divine Punishment
At 35, Pedro is completely antisocial, ruthless, and close to being a psychopath. He works as a nurse in a hospital, making life miserable for his coworkers, dealing drugs, and running illegal poker games. One day, a mysterious patient he always argues with dies beside him and leaves him a magical book that turns him into a kind of angel with supernatural powers. At first, he uses his powers for his own benefit, but he starts to realize that helping others isn’t so bad after all.
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At 35, Pedro is completely antisocial, ruthless, and close to being a psychopath. He works as a nurse in a hospital, making life miserable for his coworkers, dealing drugs, and running illegal poker games. One day, a mysterious patient he always argues with dies beside him and leaves him a magical book that turns him into a kind of angel with supernatural powers. At first, he uses his powers for his own benefit, but he starts to realize that helping others isn’t so bad after all.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Rubén Tejerina, Andreu Casanova
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Castigo Divino AIE, PECANETA Producciones, Apaches Films, Boavista Filmes, Producciones La Cochera, RTVE, Universal Pictures Spain, Producciones Cinematográficas, Boomerang TV
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