“The Thursday Murder Club” Provides a Cozy Mystery
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Fallas de Origen
Fallas de Origen is a mockumentary about the capacity of the "Argentine being" to pass up any opportunity to prosper, exploring the cause of Argentina's constant failure. Conspiracy theories, secret potions, mass poisonings, magic vaccines, colonialism, and millions of Argentines attacking a country every day. Ministries that change everything so nothing changes, and Argentines deceiving Argentines. A society determined to fail and evade responsibility.
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Fallas de Origen is a mockumentary about the capacity of the "Argentine being" to pass up any opportunity to prosper, exploring the cause of Argentina's constant failure. Conspiracy theories, secret potions, mass poisonings, magic vaccines, colonialism, and millions of Argentines attacking a country every day. Ministries that change everything so nothing changes, and Argentines deceiving Argentines. A society determined to fail and evade responsibility.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Juan Taratuto
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