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The most successful and famous bank robber in Chilean history. Now, convinced that he has been the victim of other people's mistakes, he decides to return to crime to take revenge for his fate.
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The most successful and famous bank robber in Chilean history. Now, convinced that he has been the victim of other people's mistakes, he decides to return to crime to take revenge for his fate.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Emanuel Diez, Juan Pablo Domenech
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Funky Films, Plataforma Post, Paralelo Films, Raro Films, Leyenda, Lente Viva Filmes
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