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An actor who plays a district attorney who lives for his country, a unionist who trafficks a minor to a congressman just to extortion him, a journalist willing to do anything to stay on TV, and a young director who gets on a Yatch to shoot a film without knowing he's the bait for the rest of them.
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An actor who plays a district attorney who lives for his country, a unionist who trafficks a minor to a congressman just to extortion him, a journalist willing to do anything to stay on TV, and a young director who gets on a Yatch to shoot a film without knowing he's the bait for the rest of them.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Federico Badía, Emiliano Cisneros, Juan Francisco Correas
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Astrolab Motion
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