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A couple of art representatives, harassed by their debts with a mafia organization, invent an "uncle's story" to defraud a group of alleged heirs, posing as the testator's lawyers.
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A couple of art representatives, harassed by their debts with a mafia organization, invent an "uncle's story" to defraud a group of alleged heirs, posing as the testator's lawyers.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hugo Sofovich
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Aries Cinematográfica Argentina
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