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The protagonists of this film are, on the one hand, Nicolás Arrieta and Patricio Aramburu, two canchero film students and admirers of Tarantino, and on the other hand, Jaime Petesh and Diego Ogeid. The first, a depressive who is terrified of sex; the second, an obsessive who wants to make the first pornographic film suitable for all audiences and, in order to do so, enters his peculiar script in a contest organized by the Film Institute.
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The protagonists of this film are, on the one hand, Nicolás Arrieta and Patricio Aramburu, two canchero film students and admirers of Tarantino, and on the other hand, Jaime Petesh and Diego Ogeid. The first, a depressive who is terrified of sex; the second, an obsessive who wants to make the first pornographic film suitable for all audiences and, in order to do so, enters his peculiar script in a contest organized by the Film Institute.
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