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Egaña train station, Argentina, 1942: Driven by the honour of their father's memory, two poor Italian immigrant brothers, face a duel against two rich and insolent french men around a billiards table.
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Egaña train station, Argentina, 1942: Driven by the honour of their father's memory, two poor Italian immigrant brothers, face a duel against two rich and insolent french men around a billiards table.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Pablo Vilas
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