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On the most important day of his life, Ulises, an advertising designer, is taken hostage in his own office by a beautiful and mysterious woman.
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On the most important day of his life, Ulises, an advertising designer, is taken hostage in his own office by a beautiful and mysterious woman.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Okane Films, Arado Films, Glat Entertainment
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