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Three retirees who spend their days unsuccessfully betting on horse racing, after losing a large sum of money, decide to solve their problems by planning an absurd heist, convinced they are doing justice and will fix their financial woes. The loot: a coveted golden horse.
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Three retirees who spend their days unsuccessfully betting on horse racing, after losing a large sum of money, decide to solve their problems by planning an absurd heist, convinced they are doing justice and will fix their financial woes. The loot: a coveted golden horse.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Felipe Benedetti, Tomás Mange, Tomás González
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:ConSoda Producciones
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