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Faustino 

Faustino, a 70-year-old retiree, visits his bank every day. But today is closing day, and Ramón, the branch manager, doesn't want any distractions. To get rid of him quickly, he decides to see him personally in his office. What he doesn't know is that Faustino hasn't come just to do some paperwork... and that this will be a closing day he'll never forget.
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Faustino, a 70-year-old retiree, visits his bank every day. But today is closing day, and Ramón, the branch manager, doesn't want any distractions. To get rid of him quickly, he decides to see him personally in his office. What he doesn't know is that Faustino hasn't come just to do some paperwork... and that this will be a closing day he'll never forget.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:German Mairen
Written By:German Mairen
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Studio:Garajonay Producciones

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