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Manuel and Modesto accept an unexpected proposal and, in doing so, discover the exciting world of the Secret Agents! But during the mission their integrity is tested ... And the Lotoman realizes that sometimes it is difficult to do the right thing.
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Manuel and Modesto accept an unexpected proposal and, in doing so, discover the exciting world of the Secret Agents! But during the mission their integrity is tested ... And the Lotoman realizes that sometimes it is difficult to do the right thing.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Martín Diaz Bello
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:DGCine, Panamericana de Producciones, Producciones Coral, Dragon Films
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