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Pepita the Gunslinger 

Mar del Plata, 1985. Pregnant and working as a sex worker, Margarita Di Tullio defies the mafia and a corrupt power structure to build a clandestine empire that shields women from the horrors of the streets, becoming a legend forged by a shotgun and maternal loyalty… the legend of Pepita, the Gunslinger.
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Mar del Plata, 1985. Pregnant and working as a sex worker, Margarita Di Tullio defies the mafia and a corrupt power structure to build a clandestine empire that shields women from the horrors of the streets, becoming a legend forged by a shotgun and maternal loyalty… the legend of Pepita, the Gunslinger.

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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Lucía Puenzo
Written By:Lucía Puenzo, Andrés Gelós, Tatiana Merenuk
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Zeppelin Studio, Historias Cinematográficas, Pampa Films, Life Is One, The Remake, Film Factory

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