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Mis días con Gloria (2010)

A hitman working for Lieutenant Crinal, a corrupt local police officer. The lives of these two characters become complicated when a famous '60s diva returns to the quiet town and mistakes Roberto for a chauffeur. Their lives become inexorably intertwined in a journey against time and death.
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A hitman working for Lieutenant Crinal, a corrupt local police officer. The lives of these two characters become complicated when a famous '60s diva returns to the quiet town and mistakes Roberto for a chauffeur. Their lives become inexorably intertwined in a journey against time and death.

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Genre:Drama, Crime
Directed By:Juan José Jusid
Written By:Santiago Fernández Calvete, Mariano Starosta
In Theaters:9/10/2010
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:A la Carta Films, San Luis Cine, INCAA

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