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MARTTEIN, UNA PELICULA ARGENTINA
"MARTTEIN is the artist's self-titled album that describes a tour over one or more nights in the life of the character he embodies: A young man who wanders bouncing between nocturnal adventures through constant risk and adrenaline. The piece is based on three fundamental pillars: The artist's performance and his unique physicality, poetry where he includes relevant characters in the field such as Mariana Enriquez, and a unique musical identity where he adds Dillom in one of the songs. This character is thrown into the night looking for glory to return with failure, he is an Argentine antihero."
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"MARTTEIN is the artist's self-titled album that describes a tour over one or more nights in the life of the character he embodies: A young man who wanders bouncing between nocturnal adventures through constant risk and adrenaline. The piece is based on three fundamental pillars: The artist's performance and his unique physicality, poetry where he includes relevant characters in the field such as Mariana Enriquez, and a unique musical identity where he adds Dillom in one of the songs. This character is thrown into the night looking for glory to return with failure, he is an Argentine antihero."
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Written By:Valentín Mutti, José Fogwill, Clemente Bruzzone
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Box Office:$200
Runtime:28 minutes
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Cast
José Fogwill, Clemente Bruzzone
Director
MARTTEIN
MARTTEIN
Dillom
Transa/Favio/Mario
Sandra Madonna
Madre
Malena Salicru
Amante
Juana Rozas
Conductora de TV
Jeremy Flagelo
soldado del pum pum pa
El Pepe
soldado del pum pum pa
María Soledad Bandín
Cliente/Fumadora
Julia Chaves
Clienta/Fumadora
Canela Escala
Cliente
Jere Falzone
Cliente
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