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I Love Peru
In the relentless pursuit of success, a quirky actor leaves behind his closest allies. Alone facing himself, he is struck by a disturbing vision. Off to Peru for a spiritual journey.
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In the relentless pursuit of success, a quirky actor leaves behind his closest allies. Alone facing himself, he is struck by a disturbing vision. Off to Peru for a spiritual journey.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Adventure
Written By:Hugo David, Raphaël Quenard
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Lipsum Productions, Chi-Fou-Mi Productions, Wašté Films
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