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No Control in a Random World
Three stories with surrealistic comedy elements: A Chilean kid who speaks only in German language; a man fighting with his mind about their way of living; and an old couple trying to solve a problem in silence.
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Three stories with surrealistic comedy elements: A Chilean kid who speaks only in German language; a man fighting with his mind about their way of living; and an old couple trying to solve a problem in silence.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Fernando Lasalvia
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Zapatilla Films
Cast
Fernando Lasalvia
Director
Fernando Larraín
Raúl Brito
Rodrigo Lisboa
Carlos 'Karl' Astudillo
Elisa Zulueta
Cristina Armijo
María Elena Duvauchelle
Margot
Catalina Saavedra
School Principal
Jani Dueñas
Waitress
Rafael Jansen
Juan Astudillo
Felipe Izquierdo
Comision Alemana 1
Roka Valbuena
Narrator
Rodrigo Pardow
Hans Krueger Rojas
Jaime Celedón
Swen Schuller
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