Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
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Eduardo, manager of an insurance company, is under a lot of stress and that's why he runs, especially when he is about to explode. One day, returning from an unsuccessful business trip, he meets a mysterious man at the airport who presents himself as a friend and benefactor and encourages Eduardo to change his life and be free
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Eduardo, manager of an insurance company, is under a lot of stress and that's why he runs, especially when he is about to explode. One day, returning from an unsuccessful business trip, he meets a mysterious man at the airport who presents himself as a friend and benefactor and encourages Eduardo to change his life and be free
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Nicolás Saad
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Tornasol Media, Castafiore Films
Cast
Gerardo Herrero
Director
Leonardo Sbaraglia
Eduardo López
Miguel Ángel Solá
Raimundo Conti
Érica Rivas
Clara
Jorge Sabaté
Mulford Harrison
Marta Lubos
Viuda de Iribane
Manuel Vicente
Ruibal
Roberto Vallejos
Hugo Ruibal
Magela Zanotta
Romina Basualdo
Ricardo Díaz Mourelle
Galván
Santiago Daicz
Rodrigo López
Juana Daicz
Valeria López
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