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This film is a third-person diary of the encounters and disagreements between two unbelievers and a prophet. But before that, it is a crazy journey, where its brave characters will be involved in a series of (extra) ordinary events with a mysterious ball, spaceships and regional products.
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This film is a third-person diary of the encounters and disagreements between two unbelievers and a prophet. But before that, it is a crazy journey, where its brave characters will be involved in a series of (extra) ordinary events with a mysterious ball, spaceships and regional products.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Damián Coluccio, Máximo Ciambella
Written By:Damián Coluccio, Máximo Ciambella
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Surubí Cine

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Damián Coluccio, Máximo Ciambella

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