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Filming his latest pornographic film, director Atilio Peracola remembers his deceased actors throughout his 12-year career. To what extent is an actor willing to go for a good performance?
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Filming his latest pornographic film, director Atilio Peracola remembers his deceased actors throughout his 12-year career. To what extent is an actor willing to go for a good performance?
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Darío González, Jorge Croce
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Bombaiii Films, PavaditasNo, Academia de Cine Leonardo Favio
Cast
Jorge Croce
Director
Eduardo Peduto
Robin
Milea Miró
Tormenta
Agustin Masznicz
Atilio Perlacola
Gerardo Della Vecchia
Guachon,Pingocho
Valeria Capornio
Catubela
Jorge Croce
Entrevistador en Off / Ringo Bienvenoso
Pamela Fumagalli
Blancacheles
Darío González
Camarógrafo de periodista
Ingrid Livolsini
Campanita
Maximiliano Giménez
Príncipe
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