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Javier Borges wakes up alone and abandoned on the shore of a beach outside Punta del Este. After a long walk, he finds a ringing cell phone. When he answers it, he discovers that his new boss will give him instructions on how to start working as a secret agent.
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Javier Borges wakes up alone and abandoned on the shore of a beach outside Punta del Este. After a long walk, he finds a ringing cell phone. When he answers it, he discovers that his new boss will give him instructions on how to start working as a secret agent.
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Written By:Diego Shaalo
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:DRS Producciones
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