Nadie Se Olvidó de Vos
A teenager gets dumped over text messages. Saddened, he skips school. On walks that morning he finds a hat, some car keys, a band, but he also seems to find something else.
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A teenager gets dumped over text messages. Saddened, he skips school. On walks that morning he finds a hat, some car keys, a band, but he also seems to find something else.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Garúa Cine
Cast
Nerina de León Tonno, Ignacio Lopardo
Director
Tobías de León Tonno
Tobias
Thiago Rendo Guyet
Martin
Valentina Vigilante
Enamorada en la ventana
Sandra Tonno
Mujer en la ventana
Lina Gomez Hoyos
Chica en la ventana
Ignacio Lopardo
Baterista
Nerina de León Tonno
Bajista
Emmanuel Eroles
Cantante y Guitarrista
Leandro Dirr
Teclado
Ana Lopez
Manager de la banda
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