Kill Piñera
Bastián is a typical university kid who often finds himself surrounded by pretentious and pseudo-politicized students. As an answer to this dead environment, he decides to do the first important thing he has ever done: kill the president of Chile.
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Bastián is a typical university kid who often finds himself surrounded by pretentious and pseudo-politicized students. As an answer to this dead environment, he decides to do the first important thing he has ever done: kill the president of Chile.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Marco Pereira
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:ALFUCH666, ICEI Uchile
Cast
Marco Pereira
Director
Maximiliano Lopez
Bastián Pineda
Nelly González
Borracha Politizada
Alejandro Castro
Borracho Politizado
Marco Pereira
Joven del Colectivo
Camilo Fernández Fierro
Joven que No Entiende
Yerar Valdés
Hippie Carpe Diem
Pablo Sims
Lolito Triste
Rodrigo Torrealba
Piña Gutierre
Javiera Villalobos
Michelle
El Señor Carabinero
Himself
Ignacio J. Carcavilla
El Mapazhe
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