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PENDEJO (2025)

Argentina, 1971. In the height of summer, a teenage greaser drives a stolen red Mustang down a desert highway. When the police finally stop him, everything seems headed toward punishment, until his father intervenes and the situation takes an unexpected turn. What begins as a youthful chase becomes a sharp portrait of family tensions and a world where authority blurs, rules bend easily, and cunning is passed down as an inheritance.
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Argentina, 1971. In the height of summer, a teenage greaser drives a stolen red Mustang down a desert highway. When the police finally stop him, everything seems headed toward punishment, until his father intervenes and the situation takes an unexpected turn. What begins as a youthful chase becomes a sharp portrait of family tensions and a world where authority blurs, rules bend easily, and cunning is passed down as an inheritance.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Crime, Family
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In Theaters:10/21/2025
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Gryn Films

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