'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' (2023) Review
This 2023 film serves as the final chapter of the Indiana Jones franchise.
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Jorge and his son Emil were supposed to be guests at his boss's birthday party, but when they unexpectedly have to fill in as waiters, they are dragged into their host's juicy scheme. Now Emil fights the role of the mascot, while Jorge senses an opportunity for career advancement. A story about sweat, (post-)migrant experiences, family and guacamole. ¡Ay Caramba!
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Jorge and his son Emil were supposed to be guests at his boss's birthday party, but when they unexpectedly have to fill in as waiters, they are dragged into their host's juicy scheme. Now Emil fights the role of the mascot, while Jorge senses an opportunity for career advancement. A story about sweat, (post-)migrant experiences, family and guacamole. ¡Ay Caramba!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Anna Dimitrova
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Hochschule für Fernsehen und Film München
Cast
Diego Oliva Tejeda
Director
Leonard Dick
Emil
Miguel Torres
Jorge
Florian Jahr
Christian
Arina Toni
The one who loves the poncho
Cornelius Kiene
The one who was in Guatemala
Justina Jürgensen
The one who ''knows Spanish''
Rouven Blessing
The one who wants a beer
Alexandra Hacker
The one who laughs
Daniel Kunz
''Ay Caramba''-Guy
Sofie Gross
Sudacasaft Spot Voice
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