La Cucaracha
Álex is a young man with an unusual fixation. During a visit to a second-hand shop, he stumbles upon the DVD of the film that sparked it all: Pepi, Luci, Bom. The discovery brings back memories of a scene that left a lasting impression on him. Eager to revisit the film, he takes it home and finds, tucked inside the case, a flyer from a sorcerer promising to make any wish come true. Could this be the shortcut to making his deepest fantasy a reality?
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Álex is a young man with an unusual fixation. During a visit to a second-hand shop, he stumbles upon the DVD of the film that sparked it all: Pepi, Luci, Bom. The discovery brings back memories of a scene that left a lasting impression on him. Eager to revisit the film, he takes it home and finds, tucked inside the case, a flyer from a sorcerer promising to make any wish come true. Could this be the shortcut to making his deepest fantasy a reality?
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Clara Chinaski
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