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Centaucho is a horse trainer and collector of non-GMO seeds. He has a terrible relationship with his little daughter, who has to take care of her disabled maternal grandfather. He has told her a secret to keep her happy: that both he and his father are famous Marvel superheroes, refugees there, in those pampas devastated by deforestation.
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Centaucho is a horse trainer and collector of non-GMO seeds. He has a terrible relationship with his little daughter, who has to take care of her disabled maternal grandfather. He has told her a secret to keep her happy: that both he and his father are famous Marvel superheroes, refugees there, in those pampas devastated by deforestation.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Western
Written By:Ezequiel Sanz
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Cine Sanz
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