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Santiago 

At his grandmother's request, Santiago goes to the cinema in search of the man from whom he inherited his name, a Brazilian actor who passed away in the 1950s but who, on this night, will be brought back to life on the movie screen.
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At his grandmother's request, Santiago goes to the cinema in search of the man from whom he inherited his name, a Brazilian actor who passed away in the 1950s but who, on this night, will be brought back to life on the movie screen.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Cássio Garayalde
Written By:Cássio Garayalde
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Box Office:$100
Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Universidad del Cine, Mekanofilms

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