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La Última Obra 

Chamorro is a mechanic and owner of a family workshop who is mired in debt. Desperate to settle them, he looks for solutions that he can't quite find. Years later, Chamorro has completely changed, he is known as a successful entrepreneur and everything seems to be going the way he always dreamed. Until a tragic event changes everything, Chamorro must confront his mysterious past, which he thought he would have already gotten rid of.
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Chamorro is a mechanic and owner of a family workshop who is mired in debt. Desperate to settle them, he looks for solutions that he can't quite find. Years later, Chamorro has completely changed, he is known as a successful entrepreneur and everything seems to be going the way he always dreamed. Until a tragic event changes everything, Chamorro must confront his mysterious past, which he thought he would have already gotten rid of.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Héctor Duarte
Written By:Mauricio Martínez, Sergio Colmán
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:OIMA Films, Pororó Films

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Héctor Duarte

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Mauricio Martínez

Chamorro

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Ever Enciso

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Sandra Kúku Flecha

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Gina Benedetti

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Rodrigo Caballero

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