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A medical student convicted of debauchery is reintegrated into society. The film was produced in 1969 but released marginally in 1975 on the same day as 3 other more transcendent Argentine films, so it was forgotten almost instantly.
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A medical student convicted of debauchery is reintegrated into society. The film was produced in 1969 but released marginally in 1975 on the same day as 3 other more transcendent Argentine films, so it was forgotten almost instantly.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Carlos Biaghetti
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Film Andes S.A
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