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Karáũ
In the 70’s, a country boy called Karau, makes his lasts attempts to help his sick mother.
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In the 70’s, a country boy called Karau, makes his lasts attempts to help his sick mother.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Franco Álvarez Ujfalusi, Facundo Vallejos Yunes, Joaquin Salerno Obst, Diego Zdunek, Santiago Zerpa
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:1895 FILMS
Cast
Facundo Vallejos Yunes
Director
Wilfredo Valenzuela
Karáũ
Dorita Romero
Alicia
Walter Moreno
Ente misterioso
Juan Carlos Godoy
Grillo
Victoria Domínguez
Sole
Alejandro Sosa
Padre
Thiago Acosta Fermanelli
Hijo
Giannela Niwoyda
Amiga de Sole 1
Laila Rosental
Amiga de Sole 2
Alberto Cabrera
Jefe
Patricia Espíndola
Madre de Sole
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