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Pedro Ruiz is a Dominican real estate broker by day and a savvy but out-of-luck thief by night. Desperate to look for respect climbing the money ladder the easy way, he gets in the wrong mansion at the wrong time.
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Pedro Ruiz is a Dominican real estate broker by day and a savvy but out-of-luck thief by night. Desperate to look for respect climbing the money ladder the easy way, he gets in the wrong mansion at the wrong time.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Adventure
Written By:Pedro Urrutia, Luis Arambilet, Luis Arambilet
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:One Alliance SRL
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