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Dario is an editor, and not a very good person. After his wronging of a coworker develops into an international crisis, he will be subject to a curse that will render him badly edited. Now, he must right his wrong by way of Groundhog day and Dickens.
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Dario is an editor, and not a very good person. After his wronging of a coworker develops into an international crisis, he will be subject to a curse that will render him badly edited. Now, he must right his wrong by way of Groundhog day and Dickens.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jorge Alonso
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Sybila Producciones, Jueves de Trapos
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