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Que lo pague la noche poster

Que lo pague la noche 

Esteche celebrates his wedding in a square in Villa Lugano, a neighborhood of monoblocks in the city of Buenos Aires. Unexpectedly, at the moment of the toast, he faints on top of the cake. His girlfriend and two friends load him into a car and take him to the hospital. Esteche dies slowly and glimpses the possible reasons for his death.
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Esteche celebrates his wedding in a square in Villa Lugano, a neighborhood of monoblocks in the city of Buenos Aires. Unexpectedly, at the moment of the toast, he faints on top of the cake. His girlfriend and two friends load him into a car and take him to the hospital. Esteche dies slowly and glimpses the possible reasons for his death.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Néstor Mazzini
Written By:Néstor Mazzini
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:DobleFilo Films

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