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Penélope II
Víctor, a fading actor, meets his end alongside Penélope, a nurse and black widow. Lucas, his companion of endless nights, sinks into psychotropic drugs and an impossible love with Aixa, who lives off OnlyFans. Edgardo, Víctor's lover, seeks solace in fleeting encounters, but one last night with Penélope leads him to an unexpected outcome in a ruthless Buenos Aires.
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Víctor, a fading actor, meets his end alongside Penélope, a nurse and black widow. Lucas, his companion of endless nights, sinks into psychotropic drugs and an impossible love with Aixa, who lives off OnlyFans. Edgardo, Víctor's lover, seeks solace in fleeting encounters, but one last night with Penélope leads him to an unexpected outcome in a ruthless Buenos Aires.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
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Box Office:$5
Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Selva Cine, Gale Cine
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