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Ruben, a street vendor, and Lila, a domestic worker, are a poor Montevidean couple. One day, during the carnival season, they win the lottery, and start believing in the possibility of living with dignity.
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Ruben, a street vendor, and Lila, a domestic worker, are a poor Montevidean couple. One day, during the carnival season, they win the lottery, and start believing in the possibility of living with dignity.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gabriela Guillermo
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Runtime:43 minutes
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Cast
Gabriela Guillermo
Director
Eduardo Méndez
Rubén
Rosana Giménez
Lila
Cecilia Patrón
La patrona
Martín Antía
El patrón
Jean Georges Almendras
Reportero callejero
Jorge Saavedra
Reportero radial
Maricel Álvarez
Vecina que busca piojos
Judy Carrizo Gimenez
Niña
Sebastián Álvarez
Tamborilero
Waldemar Álvarez
Tamborilero
Gustavo Álvarez
Tamborilero
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