Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
Panchopalooza
A loser is blackmailed by the police. A hitwoman finds an unlikely partner. Two thieves accidentally get their hands on a futuristic weapon. All of them coincide at a legendary party organized by an eccentric drug trafficker named Pancho and get entangled in an epic battle that goes a lot deeper than they could have imagined.
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A loser is blackmailed by the police. A hitwoman finds an unlikely partner. Two thieves accidentally get their hands on a futuristic weapon. All of them coincide at a legendary party organized by an eccentric drug trafficker named Pancho and get entangled in an epic battle that goes a lot deeper than they could have imagined.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:Diego Melo, Marcelo Di Paolo, Ernesto Rodríguez
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mervel Films
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