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Signs from another planet arrive on Earth, exactly at Villa 21 de Barracas (Buenos Aires). With scrap, garbage and cardboard, a group of the humble neighborhood manufactures weapons and a spaceship to destroy the aliens. The final battle approaches. Will the villa be ready?
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Signs from another planet arrive on Earth, exactly at Villa 21 de Barracas (Buenos Aires). With scrap, garbage and cardboard, a group of the humble neighborhood manufactures weapons and a spaceship to destroy the aliens. The final battle approaches. Will the villa be ready?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Sebastián Antico, Daniel Rosso, Diego Rosso
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:INCAA
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