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Maytland
Víctor Maytland is approaching the end of his career. After years of work, his producer decides to stop financing his pornographic films, overflowing with narrative ideas and social content. His curious craft seems to be dying. In the shadows of his studio, during nights of desperation and obsessive writing, surrounded by papers and clouds of tobacco, he begins to shape a new project, the most absurd and crazy of his life. And so, with the meager resources he manages to gather, he sets out to undertake one last challenge: to make one last film, this time based on his memories as a young Peronist activist.
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Víctor Maytland is approaching the end of his career. After years of work, his producer decides to stop financing his pornographic films, overflowing with narrative ideas and social content. His curious craft seems to be dying. In the shadows of his studio, during nights of desperation and obsessive writing, surrounded by papers and clouds of tobacco, he begins to shape a new project, the most absurd and crazy of his life. And so, with the meager resources he manages to gather, he sets out to undertake one last challenge: to make one last film, this time based on his memories as a young Peronist activist.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcelo Charras
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:INCAA, Magoya Films, Universidad del Cine, Hubert Bals Fund, Cine Argentino
Cast
Marcelo Charras
Director
Víctor Maytland
Victor Maytland
Francisco Trull
Luciano
Roberto Solano
Roberto
Pilar Orellana
Brigitte
Adrián Martel
Productor
Sergio Poves Campos
Dueño Videoclub
Charly Loren
Charly
Romina Rocha
Brigite Teatro
Florencia Domínguez
Serena
Marcelo Charras
Asistente productor
Sergio Calvo Montolla
Actor porno
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