Los Jetas: La revolución es interior
Tommy and Manu are two thirty-something hustlers who sell audiovisual projects to major brands. They try to make as much money as possible with little work. They're on the road for their latest venture in Northen Chile which may very well be a dead end.
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Tommy and Manu are two thirty-something hustlers who sell audiovisual projects to major brands. They try to make as much money as possible with little work. They're on the road for their latest venture in Northen Chile which may very well be a dead end.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Emilio Romero, Francisco Bobadilla, Luis Ponce
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Invercine&Wood
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