“We Are Pat” (2025): Reclaiming a Controversial 90s Icon
Can a piece of bad representation truly be reclaimed? We Are Pat (2025) attempts to answer this question.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Héctor Molina, Gustavo Postiglione, Néstor Zapata, Hugo Grosso, Pablo Rodríguez Jáuregui, Juan Pablo Buscarini
Written By:Néstor Zapata, Gustavo Postiglione, Hugo Grosso, Carlos Coca, Héctor Molina, Juan Pablo Buscarini
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Carousel Films, Fisico Cine
Cast
Héctor Molina, Gustavo Postiglione, Néstor Zapata, Hugo Grosso, Pablo Rodríguez Jáuregui, Juan Pablo Buscarini
Director
Darío Grandinetti
Raúl Musio
Dady Brieva
Monfini
Luis Machín
Espíndola
Gastón Pauls
Rogelio
Julieta Cardinali
Ana
Pablo Granados
Commissar Marconi
Chiqui Abecasis
Prosecutor Bermúdez
Claudio Rissi
Furlong
Mario Alarcón
Don Alberto
Kate Rodríguez
Nara
Ivana Acosta
Julia
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